Deceptive business practices. You can't cancel online and have to wait sometimes for an hour or more to get a phone person to cancel. Emails sent from other members are not sent by them but auto-sent if they update their pictures etc. Emails from them sent where if you click a picture you are ...
True.com has a 7 day trial period. After that they charge 50.98 dollars to your account. 2 days into my regular month I found that I was not happy with their service. I called to cancel and asked for a refund of the partial month not used. I talked to initial person, then Jennifer W. Then her ...
True.com offers a "free" trial service to check them out. If you call to cancel they talk you into staying with their service to really get a good feel. They say they will send a confirmation email regarding your phone conversation, but you won't receive one. I wrote down the information ...
I tried a trial offer of True.com. I used it for 2 days I had an emergencey out of state and return to see True.com charged my account 50.00. I cancelled at that moment and demanded a refund then I emailed 2 times still no refund. I looked throughly for a phone number to contact the site none found ...
After receiving a few complaints regarding possible email filtering and alteration by True.com, we investigated this web site and found that the body portion of an email message does in fact become altered when key words are used. A few test messages were sent to dummy accounts with examples of ...
I signed up for True.com in early Febuary of 2006. They had lots of offers for a free "7-day risk free" trail that you could call and cancel at anytime. I decided to try it out because I couldnt find the actual monthly price anywhere on their website. Upon agreeing to their terms I found ...