My credit card showed two unauthorised transactions in March and April each for USD 11.99. I contacted my bank to dispute the charge, and they suggested to contact the company and to provide the bank with details of that contact. I had used the eMusic service 3 years ago when taking up a free ...
I received an offer with my purchase of a Netgear router for 50 free songs and one free audio book. When I went to emusic.com I didn't like what I saw so I canceled and never downloaded anything. When I checked my charge card statement online I saw they billed me. When I called to dispute the ...
I signed up for the "free trial" to test the product for a survey program. I intended to cancel the service as son as my obligation was over. When I went to cancel, it said I had 30-some odd days left to my free trial, through sometime next month. Okay, so I decided not to cancel. Sure ...
I joined eMusic as a condition of adding "Ad-aware" to my computer. They stated that they had a 30 day, no-questions asked cancellation policy. I have spent several hours just trying to get in touch with them on the computer to cancel with no success. Reaching them by telephone was no ...
Emusic is a rip-off. I signed up for an account in January after clicking on a "Buy from emusic" link on pitchfork.com. The music I wanted to buy wasn't available on emusic, so I canceled my account right away. Fast forward to May. Emusic has been charging my credit card $19.99 every ...
I took the advice of another report and called the corporate headquarters at 212-201-9240 and dialed extention 725 to get the CEO David Pakman. It worked and his secretary took my name and phone number and said customer service would contact me. GET THIS, they did. About an hour later a ...