US Reader Service contacted my mother by phone and talked her into a 3 year subscription to 2 magazines totalling $249.99. My mother is 88 years old and has dementia. There is no way she knew what she was doing, which would have been obvious to whoever was talking to her on the phone. They got her ...
A non-refundable 3 year Newsweek subscription was sold to a 94 year old for $189.99. It took the aggressive US Readers' solicitors 2 back to back phone calls to bully her into giving her debit card. Ginger the supervisor said their magazines never can be cancelled and they never allow cash refunds; ...
Already being indecisive and having been taught to be polite at all costs, my mother found that she had a staggering (almost $700) bill on a fixed income with no clear idea of how it had come about (probably having some dementia already). When I attempted to help untangle this billing mess, the ...
Received a bill in this amount from my credit card company. Did not order magazines nor do I know what magazines I am being charged for. ...
After telling their representative that I did not want to renew any magzines, I was billed this amount on my credit card. ...
This company severly overcharged my elderly mom for magazines. For example, 3 years of Guideposts for $109.00. Guideposts only charges $36.95. She already had a subscription through someone else and they told her to just ignore them. She was billed $409.96 on a credit card for subscriptions that ...