True.com is a dating website that hides behind the user agreement when confronted with their missleading website. After clicking on the "cancel subscription" button, you are taken to a site that tells you the account will be suspended. This actually means that after one month of ...
True.com gives you 7 days free. If you cancel within the 7 days and after you cancel they bombard you with flirt alerts, which aren't real. If you click on one of these pictures of "so called" ladies that they claim are flirting with you, they automatically bill you for another $49.99. ...
I delivered True.com many emails to stop test account as well as for a complete reimbursement and was never delivered an answer. Then again this month they billed by card again. After I named them-they stated you have to contact to cancell and were reluctant to provide any reimbursement. I've ...
The company has you sign up for a 7 day trial and ask all your credit card information then validates your perscription without notifying you first. I was charged 59.99 for a service i did not want to suscribe to. Would not give me my refund back Dorothy Linton, Indiana U.S.A. CHARGES TO YOUR ...
True.com retains customers by deceiving the consumer. I signed up for a "free trial" payed the month that it renewed (auto). Because I didn't catch it. I then called True.com. To end my membership. Assured it was canceled. But they just keep billing and deny that I even called. I have the ...
I had sent an e-mail to customer support to cancell my membership. I then ended up in the hospital for the next mo. I came home and was checking my accounts and low and behold i was charged for an additional billing cycle. I then called customer support and they said we cant do any thing about it ...