I too got taken by the "free CD" offer for 6.95. I also did not see the fine print about once the cd's arrived I have 10 days to return or be billed. When the charge for 189.95 appeared on my bank statement I called them immed and was told to send back and I would get a full refund. The ...
They use very deceptive practices. When the package arrived there is no return address and no bill. Then they attach your account for what ever amount they want. ...
I ordered a "free" video from Video Professor on the Internet. I gave them my visa number for the $6.95 shipping. Later I found my credit card had, not only been charged the 6.95 but also $189.95. I called and they told me my ten days to send it back was up. I told them I didn't order ...
There was an ad on tv for a free disc to try. If it was beneficial then order the set. This was a receipt disc. I had to pay s&h, 4.95 that is how they got my debit #. I hadn't even opened the package, three days later i got the whole shabang! Since i'm legaly blind i have no need for office ...
The "free" offer advertised on CNBC for computer training is anything but free. They charged my credit card $189.95 before I got the package. They charged my credit card $1.00, $1.00 and $4.95 for something else. When I reviewed the material it did not teach me anything that I had asked ...