I also responded to a TV Ad for a weeks supply of medicine for the cost of postage. The order operator waited until after I provided my financial
information, then informed me that they would be AUTOMATICALLY deducting additional funds for a 30 day supply in approximately three weeks. With that information I told the order operator to cancel my order.instead of canceling my order, the representative, without authorization, not
only processed the initial charge, but a week later I was charged for the 30 day supply!
Fortunately, I was checking my bank statement and noticed the charges. I was able to nip this in the bud, and my bank is correcting the matter, the unfortunate part is that I had to cancel my account and reestablish a new
one.
HOW TO HANDLE THE SCAM:
a) File a billing dispute with your bank;
b) File a complaint with your State Attorney Generals Office AS WELL
AS Californias Attorney Generals Office (800-952-5225) Complaint Forms are available at their web site: www.ag.ca. Gov.
C) With Regards To The Package: The Law, at least in my State, basically says, Unsolicited goods are free You can keep, trash or return it. What I did was mark the package Refused, Return To Sender... I read one victim mailed it back to them and they stated that it was the wrong company... Returning their mail
should overcome this obstacle.
A. Tony
Patchogue, New York
U.S.A.
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