Netflix
No such thing as a free trial

Recreation & Entertainment

I signed up for what NetFlix advertises as a free trial, my credit card was charged 3 times within the first 24 hours.
I received a email confirmation from them indicating a different name and email address from my own, the only thing in common was the last name.
I immediately called Netflix and spoke to a woman named Courtney, she told me that since some one with the same last name had a account within the last year I was not eligible for a free trial, and they charged the card multiple times to make sure they covered any charges this other person had incurred.
I asked if she had a supervisor I could speak with, she told me no. I told her I would protest the charges with the bank and she wished me the "best of luck".
I asked her if they cared about honesty or a reputation and she told me the public is stupid and not smart enough to check out their reputation.
The next email I received was a notification that there is a "class action lawsuit" against netflix.
Apparently not everyone is as stupid as Courtney thinks.


Company: Netflix
Country: USA
Site: netflix.com
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