"True.com tricks people into signing up for the online dating by sending emails that if you open them it registers you for their service. They start charging your credit card without you even knowing it. Don't ever agree to any free trial bases, it's a trick. They cheat innocent people out of ...
This dating website has the most deceptive and devious billing practices seen. Numerous personalized e-mails inferring that you are already a member, then an innocent trial of a 99 cent no-obligation coaching session, which is in reality a commitment to purchase their service. Most likely you are ...
Saw ad true.com a dateing service free 3 day trial, cancel at any time. Well my friend an i did it just for kicks, thinking it was free and that was that. They wanted a credit card for id purposes only to make sure you are 18 or over. The terms & conditions in small print says if you do not ...
I am sending this email to everyone i can on true.com I do not know how many of you who are getting this are real people but I am sending it to everyone that I can. I hope you do the same. This site is a RIP-OFF. They expect you to sign up online but you have to call to cancel. Then they offer you ...
I received an email from True.com offering a 7 day free trial. OK, I am single so I said why not? I signed up only to have my debit card charged $33.99. I called customer service and explained that I DID NOT want to subscribe to True.com, just the free trial. I also told the nice lady that the 7 ...
This is a singles matchmaking site that uses uncrupulous means in order to trick people into joining. Once you register as a free user, they begin sending "winks" and even emails to other members from your account without your knowledge, making others believe that you are sending them ...