I also was stupid enough to believe his advertising that his first video was free and the information he advise he sent did not make mention of being billed for this issue only that they would send another program in a few weeks and if we did not want it we could send it back for a refund. What a ...
Don't deal with the video professor!!! I fell for it and now they have my money, the tapes and I have nothing. Ordered ebay course on line and gave them my credit card number to "pay for the shipping". That was all they needed and I was hooked. 10 days later my dvds arrived and I felt ...
I ordered the Quick Books lesson online through Video Professor. The website states that you can get your first lesson for free then you will be billed for any additional lessons. I was very careful to read the Terms & Conditions when I ordered because I realized that you would be billed for ...
I received my refund in 16 days by being calmly forceful, and persistent. I'll never know what this product is like, but they could change that with three changes to their policy: 1. Use "Truth in advertizing" 2. Employ cordial. Respectful, polite representatives. 3. Ensure timely ...
This is an update in response to a rebuttal: I BELIEVED the ad on TV as presented by John W. Scherer. I BELIEVED the Excel training DVD would be sent to me for the mere cost of $6.95 postage. I BELIEVED I could use it, test it, and subsequently decide whether I'd like to BUY more of his DVDs. So, ...
Saw the ad on tv, ordered the FREE DVD, paid the postage with my debit card. (That was their only action with which I'd authorized them use of my debit card). A week later the box came. I didn't open it. A few days later I noticed my checking account had been robbed of $189.95. I called VP, and ...