Signed on assuming they would stand behind their 30 days try for free ad. Fell for their ad which mocks the AOL character and paying twice as much. Realized a week later when my son went to sign on that there is only one master account as opposed to AOL's seven screen names. Would have phoned but ...
I signed up with PeoplePc as a free 30 day trail. I had 30 days to cancel before they charged my debit card for $5.47. I called and cancelled on the 28th day. When I received my banking statement they had charged me for those 30 days that was suppose to be free and then another charge for the next ...
My experience appears to be quite common among other consumers regarding this ISP. This particular ISP makes it impossible to cancel a membership. Try calling customer service to cancel and the message is quite clear that any such attemps are completely futile. The message you're likely to hear is ...
Great Barrier Reef (aka GBRonline.com) notified me that they would stop offering ISP services and PeoplePC would be my new ISP unless I opted out. I contacted GBR and told them I had no intention of doing business with PeoplePC and do not under any circumstances give them my financial information. ...
Peoplepc, an Earthlink company is certainly one of the most frustrating comanies I have ever dealt with. I lost service with them for a period in excess of 10 days, without explanation. When I called their tech line, I was told that the problem lay with my computer. I proceeded to take my computer ...
I was using People PC Internet service for almost 2 years. It was not especially good, a very slow dial up connection (even when they named it Accelerated to charge $15.95), but it was cheap; so that part I can understand. The problems began after I moved on November 1st to a new address where I ...