I received my credit card bill on or about December 12/01 and noticed a charge of $99.00 for some sort of a Gold Stock Advisor located in Florida. I don't know how they got my card number and have absolutely no recall that I ever ordered this subscription. ...
Ordered the book, Aftershock, from an infomercial. Then, received 3 "free" newsletters, including the Gold Stock Advisor, the Financial Intelligence Report and the Franklin newsletter. I wanted none of them. I received bills in the mail to "automatically renew" these, and to do ...
Took a long time to get to customer service, hung up twice, finally got someone who said that this was a trial 3 month, and she said that they could charge $99 if I did not cancel. I never got any letter informing me about the cancellation policy. ...
I responded to a COMPLIMENTARY book — Aftershock and received a The Gold Stock Adviser newsletter for a few months and then billed my credit card for $99 without approval or acceptance. I did not agree to receive the newsletter and did not approve the credit card charge. ...
Automatically renewed a magazine subscription for: GOLD STOCK ADVISER. They said I could cancel at www.cancelgoldstockadviser.com but that address takes you to an address with no form to process a cancelation. There's no phone number either. Your stuck and frantic. ...
Gold Stock called me to inform me that I must cancel or my subscription will be renewed for $99.00. I did not subscribe to this publication/company. Tried to send a messaged to www.cancelgoldstock.com, but could not find this website. ...