Video Professor, what a joke! John Scherer should be called anything but professor; this gives teaching a bad name. The old saying, "buyer beware", should be flased across the screen of John's infomercials and internet ads. The fine print was so fine that it was invisible to my eye. After ...
Signed up for the CD's on the internet and then I had to move to Michigan. Besides the $6.95 S/H charged, they charged my credit card $69.99 too, like the others. Only I didn't get anything tangible. All my mail came to my new address not a paper from them. Just the charge to my credit card. If ...
I odered the internet CD and was told it would charge my Visa$6.95 After 10 days I was charged $69.95 I called and was told that I would get a refund in 10-15 days. Haven't received any refund. Also the information on the CD was not useful to me. I knew everything that was on the CD. Even the TV ...
My husband wanted to check out the video professor offer for a trail of one of their programs. The web site said it didn't recognize, or the card number he used was invalid. So we thought it didn't go through. Well about 4 weeks latter the package showed up. I followed the instructions on the ...
Video Professor's refund/return policy is unnecessarily cumbersome and they have set it up so it is easy for them to deny that merchandise was returned. I was told, over the phone, that if a CD is returned to them, without Video Professor Customer Service "approving" the return and ...
This scumbag tells you via tv and radio that he will let you try his program free. Nowhere does he state or does it say that as soon as they get your credit card to pay for shipping and handling, they send you two more useless cd's and charge your card $69.95. They make it almost impossible to ...