The College Prep Center of La Mesa, California solicited us on the phone using the false ploy that my son had signed up for their services at his high school. This was a lie. They then used guilt and pressure tactics to convince us to purchase their materials. We were billed for the materials on our next credit card but but have not received anything, which I intend to return unopened if they arrive anyway. We tried to contact them using the number provided but just got a voice mail response that the voice mail box was full. We have notified our credit card company that this charge is a fradulent charge form a scamming company and they intend to pursue the problem. If they can not block further charges, we intend to change our credit card number.
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