I see that others have been victimized by this shady company too. Luckily I didn't sign up as a paying member, or I'd really be screwed! As it was, the moment I made my profile visible, the trouble began. You're supposed to basically be able to do everything as a free member that you can do as a ...
Quite simple: I called them and activated my membership for a free trial. I was charged "2.99" twice I called well before the time limit to cancel. After I cancelled and my membership was canceled I called to have my two 2.99 charges cancelled. The woman said she would take those charges ...
True.com makes it difficult to cancel your account. They claim you never called, tell you that when you signed up you were told the date that your "trial" is over, and then no notice about anything being charged till you see you bill. Their customer service is almost non-existant, nor are ...
This conduct is criminal, president and management, who profit through fraud deserve too rot in a federal penitentary. Credit Cards-Banks that ignore the merchants activities and ignore consumers complaints should suffer the same consequinses. ...
I called to cancel my subscription in mid December. Everything went, or so I thought until I got my bank statement in January to find that I had been charged $49.99 along with $0.99 by True. I was outraged and sent several e-mails to them each to no response. Come to think of it, I have never ...
True.com will take your money even after you cancel your membership. Rip off They will take your money even after you cancel your subscription. I had called in 2 days after I tested there site and was not interested. Canceled my membership and still was charged $2.99 and another charge of $49.99. I ...