Same sad story as everyone else, these people "who do not speak good English" convinced me this was not a scam and got my bank account number from me as well as my permission to deduct $1.95 for postage to send my gift.
All I had to do was call and cancel the free trial services they had signed me up for, and I did.
A week later I got my $1000 shopping spree certificate and some diet pills Haa. Only to find out the items I could get with my shopping spree would cost more than just going out and buying them in a store.
So now a month later I had almost forgotten about this and suddenly $149.50 was taken from my bank account. After speaking with my bank I found out
Unified services had made the withdrawal, and because I had given them permission and access to my account I couldn't really do much at the bank.
So I called the customer service number for unified services that they had given me, all I got was a recording telling me the customer service numbers for the free trails, so I tried those numbers, they are all connected, all three free trial companies and Unified Services have the same phone reps. So the woman I spoke to who did speak very clear good English said there was a mistake and all I had to do was mail or fax a request for refund. That I did.
Now a few more weeks have passed and I got a letter from them with a refund agreement enclosed for me to sign and send back, My concern is the way it's worded and I'm not a lawyer or anything like that so I don't really know what it means, and I don't have a lawyer. So it kind of sounds like the refund agreement is saying, I agree to this refund and can no long hold this company accountable for anything that happens after I get the refund.
This is how it's actually worded. "I agree that said payment is full and complete compensation for this transaction. This agreement includes payment from but not limited to any other source of payment connected to this transaction, including banks, holding companies, or any other related party. I therefore hold Unified Services harmless from any future action on my part pursuant to this negotiation and transaction."
So if anyone out there thinks I shouldn't sign this or dosn't think I need to please let me know.
And don't let them get you it is such a scam.
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