MedLife Plus
Ripoff They gave me peace of mind until I found out their medical discounts didn't exist ripoff

I found MedLife Plus by following an advertising link, from USA Today newspaper, which offered a free $50 Gap certificate if I purchased one of the services listed. The MedLife Plus website looked so professional, I never dreamed it was a ripoff so didn't check them out. They even sent very polite monthly notifications when the $19 was deducted from my credit card. Impressive!

When I needed to go to a dentist their referral process was very secretive. The MedLife person would only give me one referral for each phone call, and then only the address, not the dentist's name. Strange, so I visited the dentist office early.

At the dentist office, after some confusion the staff (which didn't speak English) asked to see the card and told me that they didn't participate in the MedLife program because it didn't "work [out? ] very well." That's when I checked ML out and saw the consumer complaintss.

I tried to get a refund of the approx. $150 I spent. After a delay and a second, angry e-mail from me, they gave me a credit of $19 and said the "management team" had rejected my request for the rest.

By the way, the ML agreement's fine print actually says they do not necessarily provide any service at all!

Company: MedLife Plus
Country: USA
Phone: 8664636237
Site: manual.thejournaloffer.org

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