The fine print in Pimsleur’s contract has an ambiguous link that must be pursued to yet another link en route to finding the language that explains the debt the buyer is signing up for. Contracts that require buyers to successfully pursue a legal reconnaissance mission is trickery and should ...
Purchased the spanish language intro CD for $9.95 back in December. Pimsleur automatically signs you up for follow up CD set that they send to you, and if you do nothing they'll start charging you for it after a certain period of time with the credit card number you originally gave them. I sent it ...
I fell for the trial language-lesson CD offer for $9.95 around Jan. 5. With it came a letter stating I'm now in their "free trial elite-level Gold course" and will get more CDs "to try FREE for 30 days" with "my 100% RISK FREE Guarantee". Oh, yay... I didn't want this. ...
Rapid Reading Institute sold a single product to my 90 year old Father but continues to bill him $64.00/month for virtually nothing. Forced to cancel ATM card. ...
Pimsleur offered a language course for $9.95 advertising you could learn any language in just ten days. I ordered Spanish and saw that it was basic and easy to understand. Later I received another package (unordered) of further Spanish with a later charge to my credit card (unauthorixed) for ...
In July of I ordered $9.99 language lessons in Russian. The CD arrived almost two months late; I called to complain and the sales person was very helpful. About a month later I received a box set of Spanish CDs; the bill inside said there was no charge. I figured this was a consolation for my ...