This company offers seven-day "free" trials for which they require you to accept one of those enormous terms and conditions; they then take your credit card number so that when your "free" trial expires, they can start charging you $79 per month for the rest of your life. ...
I was a victim of misleading advertising from Videoblocks.com. I was billed $ 79, because I don't unsuscribed before the 7 days trial. I contacted via mail with such Nikki Jones and he told me that i was agree with those terms described in fine print, which I can not substantiate. It's a scam. The ...
I received one of their emails saying that I have a 7-day trial to download music and media. Well, it's the 7th day, and I get an email from Paypal saying that $79 was deducted from my account. I tried to go into Video Block's website and I can't even get into the site to cancel. I called the ...
Tricky—deceptive: watch out for giving them your credit card information. They promise: "There is absolutely no charge for the 7 days of download access—simply create an account and see if you like the site. Even if you decide to cancel, the clips you download are yours to keep forever!" ...
Like many of the other consumers who have be Misled, i also seen the ad stating that there are no "RISKS" and that they only need your credit card number because many people take advantage of their free trail and they only need it for verification. I read there guarantee and realized that ...
Watch out for Videoblocks so-called free trial. They will hit your credit card MONTHLY for $79. Yikes! This company starts by spamming your inbox with offer of a 'free' trial. They hide their exuberant fee in very small print, so you think you are just checking out this new company, and what they ...