I would love to tell my story of how Consolidated Media Service tried to take me for $700.00, but I'm going to save you from the torment.
In all seriousness my friends, as soon as you finish filing your consumer complaints concerning Consolidated Media Service, turn right around and file your report with the Federal Trade Commission at www.FTC. Gov. This is the group that can really hurt CMS, so please contact them and state your complaint.
Also write to:
The Office of the Attorney General of Georgia:
Thurbert E. Baker
40 Capitol Square,
SW Atlanta, Georgia 30334.
We can beat these guys my friends! Also, if you have the time, contact the actual magazines as well (either write or call) and tell them the problems you have had with Consolidated Media Service and request that they end all ties with this rip-off group known as CMS. I have done this and I have gotten some interesting responses.in fact, I do know that some publications have indeed pulled out of CMS.
Now for the important stuff and please forgive me for saying this, but when you do write or call these organizations, do so in a polite and professional manner. You may also want to contact the following groups as well.
National Fraud Information Center
P.O. Box 65868
Washington, D.C. 20035
(and)
National Consumers League
1701 K. Street, N.W. Suite 1200
Washington, D.C. 20006
If we all do this together I know that very soon we will be reading about the demise of Consolidated Media service and that my friends will be a great day!!!
Good luck!
Terry
Houston, Texas
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