True.com gives you 7 days free. If you cancel within the 7 days and after you cancel they bombard you with flirt alerts, which aren't real. If you click on one of these pictures of "so called" ladies that they claim are flirting with you, they automatically bill you for another $49.99. ...
The company has you sign up for a 7 day trial and ask all your credit card information then validates your perscription without notifying you first. I was charged 59.99 for a service i did not want to suscribe to. Would not give me my refund back Dorothy Linton, Indiana U.S.A. CHARGES TO YOUR ...
True.com retains customers by deceiving the consumer. I signed up for a "free trial" payed the month that it renewed (auto). Because I didn't catch it. I then called True.com. To end my membership. Assured it was canceled. But they just keep billing and deny that I even called. I have the ...
I used to have a subscription with True.com, but canceled that subscription back in July. However, I just found out today that True.com had charged me fifty bucks (okay, $49.99) two days ago apparently for re-starting this subscription. I called their customer service center and had, well, let's ...
This company is a pack of thieves and there whole process is to separate yo from your money. There is nothing free with this company and they are idiots. They offer a free 7 day trial or 30 day trial, when you try to cancel, they bill you instead and reply that you must be stupid to think that you ...
I went online with true.com to sign up for their free trial period but they asked for your credit card and they never mentioned how much they would charge your account until after you give them the information. Well, as soon as I saw the charge on the screen after I clicked send I immediately ...