We bought two math books from SWadvantage in late July. We signed a paper
thinking it was a receipt, and we payed for the books using a check.in
June, my husband just happened to read on his Bank account statement an
electronic withdrawal for $19.95 from SWadvantage. We did not even know who
SWadvantage was at that point. Our son told us it was the Mathbook, and that
is when we looked back at our past bank account statements and saw
electronic withdrawals for $19.95 every month starting in November. We
had no idea we had any dealings with SWadvantage. For eight months, we never
recieved a contact from SWadvantage of any kind. They just quietly took our
money. I have never heard of doing business with a company who didn't
communicate with a customer at some point.netflix, eBay, Amazon, Proactive,
the Flat Belly Diet, Joyschool, Apple... They ALL check in with the
customer, even if it is just a quarterly newsletter. We never accessed the
SWadvantage math account because we never knew it existed! If we had known
it existed, we would have shut it off and not used it anyway. So, basically,
we gave them $19.95 for eight months. Now I realize that they didn't break
the law legally, because we did sign the paper, and I wish my husband would
have seen that electronic withdrawal, but they deceived us by their
Don't-ask don't-tell attitude. It amazes me, that we can be on such intimate
terms with SWadvantage that they know my first and last name, my address,
and my bank account number, but when I called to tell them of this
injustice, no one would give me their last name! We have called repeatedly
to explain that we should not have to pay for something we didn't realize
was in existence, and was never used. If one person reads this and does not
buy anything from SWadvantage, I will have caused that wretched company
double what they stole from me.
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