Columbia House Video ripoff fraudulent billing Teri Haute Indiana
Received a letter from s****.>
They told me apparently I had enrolled in the Columbia House DVD club but did not honor the terms o fthe contract by not ordering a certain number of DVDs within a certain period of time.
I don't order DVDs for this very reason. They try to make you pay for something you don't want and never ordered.
I tried to get an address/phone number but they did not have have one. Told me to go to the website and they would have a toll free number.
I called Columbia house, but no one could give me any information.
Brenda
Bowie, Maryland
U.S.A.
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Jennifer
Guadalupe,California,
U.S.A.
Ignore it!
#2Consumer Suggestion
Thu, August 31, 2006
Chances are VERY high that they can never collect on it anyway. It's been years, and they certainly aren't going to take you to court!
I had problems with same company and it NEVER showed up on my credit report. I don't think it can because you never give more information than a name and address. Anyone could put a fake name down and sign up for service, so how can they prove it was you?
Just ignore it and do not pay!! Don't talk to them or write either! Just hang up the phone if they call. Each time they hear from you in anyway they know you are listening and will just try harder to get you to pay. If you never respond or just hang up without saying anything, they will eventually move on to harrassing other people. It took them five years to come after you in the first place!