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  • Report:  #102918

Complaint Review: MWI Simply You

MWI Simply You; Aka Simple Escapes; Aka MWI Galleria USA; Aka MWI Connections ripoff Stamford Connecticut

  • Reported By:
    Fairfax Virginia
  • Submitted:
    Tue, August 10, 2004
  • Updated:
    Sun, September 12, 2004
  • MWI Simply You
    www.memberworks.com
    Stamford, Connecticut
    U.S.A.
  • Phone:
    203-3247635
  • Category:

I received an email telling me that I was approved for a free gift card and that I just had to sign up for a few services in order to recieve it. I looked through it all and found one that I was interested in. It was only a dollar so I signed up. The charge appeared on my debit card as "MWI* Simply You" and was for $1. That was a month ago. Then another charge appeared on my card this month for $14.95 charged by the same company.

This was when I got suspicious and contacted my bank to find out what the charge was. When I didn't get a response I googled MWI* Simply You and found a slew of fraud information. I am in the process of sorting it out with my bank but I never approved the $14.95 purchase. Hopefully I can stop the charges before anything else is put through.

Sarah
Fairfax, Virginia
U.S.A.

4 Updates & Rebuttals


Jennifer

Fort Myers,
Florida,
U.S.A.

Solution got your information from another purchase

#5Consumer Comment

Sat, September 11, 2004

Sarah,
I am NOT an employee of this company. However, have figured out who these people are. Most likely they got your information from another purchase using the same credit/bank card.

Call MO2 Galleria USA at 888-256-3076. Enter your phone number and that will produce a membership number. You can also visit www.dealpass.com with that information. They will try and talk you out of cancelling SEVERAL times, just stand firm.

The other associated companies are MO2 Homeworks Plus at 888-256-9206 and MO2 Simple Escaples 888-404-5629.

Hope this information is helpful to you!!!


Sarah

Fairfax,
Virginia,
U.S.A.

In response to Jessica ..it is against the law to have an autmatic membership billing

#5Consumer Comment

Mon, September 06, 2004

It doesn't matter if it is stated in the contract or not, it is against the law to have an autmatic membership billing unless they send you announcements SAYING that your trial membership is up. There have been numerous law suits relating to this and in all cases the courts have stated that the companies CAN NOT automatically bill you.


Jessica

Clarksville,
Tennessee,
U.S.A.

Just to clarify

#5Consumer Comment

Fri, September 03, 2004

I'm not an ex employee of Simply You so I don't know why they labeled me as one. I work at a day care. Odd.


Jessica

Clarksville,
Tennessee,
U.S.A.

You didn't read the terms

#5UPDATE EX-employee responds

Thu, September 02, 2004

In reference to the above statement, there is a logical explanation. It only cost you a dollar for the trial membership, but it's clearly stated that if you do not cancel the trial within 30 days you will be charged $14.95 monthly for their benefit service. Just thought I should point that out.

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