Same story as everyone else - got a call, in fact, several calls from these people on my cell phone. Finally said yes when told I should answer yes to computer-automated questions, then would have chance to refuse afterwards. Must not have taped my refusal on their "voice verification" BS. Stupidly gave my bank account (I'm young and dumb), was told they could do nothing with it without my permission. Package of diet pills came (one of ingredients listed is salycilate, same as Aspirin - yikes!) Also useless shopping certificate and supposedly free vacation. Nothing about internet/long distance service. Called and cancelled diet pills within 10 days, didn't know I had to call on others as no info included on them and person taking cancellation didn't mention it either. Certainly would have cancelled them as I have a cell phone and free cable internet at college, so don't need them. Few days later found they'd taken $96.86 from my bank account. Called and was told to write requesting refund, which I did. Got letter in mail (same form letter as most rebuttals here) with refund agreement for me to sign to get only $41.86 back. No deal. These jerks would keep $55 of MY money for which I got absolutely nothing, including no info on how to even use the supposed services!
Have filed BBB report, plan to check into Attorney General for both Colo and Nevada. Mostly want my money back and to stop these parasites from living off the backs of people who actually earn their money honestly.
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