I don't recognize blazingebooks but this company is charging my AMEX card $29.95 every month. Their mailbox is full on the phone and I am certainly not stupid enough to enter my credit card number into their "account identification system". AMEX immediately credits me the billed amount ...
On 7/25/08 I was sent the following email: Dear James W Jones, We, the representatives of billinghlp.com Customer Support Center thank you for choosing us. This is to notify you that we have charged the needed amount of 29.95 from your account since you have chosen recurrent charging for ...
In response to all the other ripped off report concerning blazing ebooks or also known as direct file access. I received a full refund of my $29.99 us dollars and also the trial offer price of $4.95us dollars after several emails have not been answered even sending those cancellations to various ...
This company offered a product that was less than advertised for, set a lifetime price of about $5.95U.S., and then suddenly I started getting charged $29.95 on a recurring payment for a different company called blazingebooks.com without authorization and no way to cancel. I sent 4 to 5 emails with ...
Although on fullreleases site it states... The fee to purchase an Eguide is $29.95 Applicable Taxes, this fee is a ONE time fee... You will never be asked to pay again. I actually signed up in response to a $4.95 one off fee. Fullreleases billing is listed as eguidestore on credit card bills. I ...
A few days ago I received an email from [email protected] about a recurring charge to my credit card for $29.95 on behalf of "Blazingebooks". I had recently been purchasing books for school, so it didn't seem odd at first. But, confused by the fact that the charge was ...