True.com uses many clever, albeit legal tactics to swindle money out of people.By constantly offering 3 day free trials, to reply to the "messages" in your inbox, they count on people forgetting to cancel in time and they will whack you for $50.00. I've personally used many internet ...
I've tried to unsubscribe and all they do is send an email telling me that I have to go to their site and which I did is unchecked everything in the boxes and I still receive their emails. When requested to have my name taken off they send me an email with the same as before. They still havn't ...
I was overdrawn in my account and went to the bank to find out why. They told me that True.com took 49.99 out of my account. When I called True.com, they told me that they could not refund my money. I never signed up for them. I never gave them my information and they refuse to acknowledge that I ...
These bastods stole my credit card somehow - I never signed up, never even visited their site before, and come find a $49.99 charge on my bank debit card. I suspect it was a Bank of America employee, or maybe it was just a remarkable coincidence this bogus charge appeared the same day I sent BoA an ...
To my understanding I clicked on a side bar for true.com out of curiousaty. I then agreed to a free trial of 7 days. I then read the fine print saying i will be charged when the trial is over. I then got there number, called and talked to a represintative to cancel my trial. I was told it was taken ...
I applied True.com just about the free tests, and that I might often have it named in before they cost my card. Well earlier this period I acquired actual ill and my test had finished and that I never got them named in, I am talking about who believes of this once they are ill??? Nicely they ...