All I cans say was that I was misled by a Video Professor advertisement. I was under the impression that I was being charged $3.00. My credit card account was billed $198.00. I have contacted them by phone and internet. I have requested refund, and have even returned unopened, unused materials, ...
I finally decided to call "Video Professor" one day. Thankfully, the young man I spoke to, gave me a "Heads Up" on their "business practices". He told me to call as Soon as I received the product, or I'd be charged $189.00 dollars Extra for the CD! He told me 3 ...
The ads are everywhere - FREE lesson on eBay or any topic of choice. But once I ordered (which I should not have), they kept sending me other lessons and chargin me $189.95. I was not told that this would happen! I tried calling and emailing, etc, etc., yet I cant get them to just cancel my so ...
I advise strongly NEVER dealing with Video Professor. The Video Professor ads on TV are intentionally deceptive. "How can I afford to send you a free lesson? Because I believe you'll like it so much you'll buy other lessons from me [or words to that effect]. Once you get "my product" ...
I ordered an instructional CD from Video Professor to learn how to operate Quicken software. I never intended to get anything but the instructional video and I don't remember agreeing to pay for anything else. Video professor continuously mailed me new packages for software I had no interest in ...
In march i called and ordered video professor on how to sell on ebay. I received 3 cds about 7 to 10 days later. The next day i also received another package from video professor that i did not order, or open. It was at this time that i saw on my bank statement a deduction of $189.95 to video ...