This company is totally corrupt. From it's deceptive advertising to their refusal to refund the charges that I did not authorize.
I read every word of Onlingo's 2 page ad and logically assumed that I fully understood what the company was offering. I thought the "terms and conditions" were the 2 pages I had just read. (i.E. The "free CD's" would actually cost me $6.95) Like many others who have been scammed by this co., I did not realize that you must click at the bottom of the page on the words terms and conditions. This gives you a whole page of "conditions" that are never mentioned or indicated in any way in their ad.
This ad is set up to rip you off from the begining. They can get $150 out of most people before you realize what's happening. I have been charged $230.70 for what the ad stated would cost $6.95.
I asked 5 different college educated professionals to look at the offer as though they were going to buy it. Not one of them clicked on the "terms..." and caught the scam.
What kind of criminal minds think up this stuff. This company is as low as they come.
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