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RxPop.com Fraudulant dishonest contrived apparently fool proof Internet
I ordered one medication and never recieved it. Instead I got 3 charges on my credit card for $31.95 each. Upon investigation the RxPop told my Credit card company that I signed up for a price comparison service which would be automatically billed to my account monthly until I cancel. Problem is to cancel you are required to enter a user ID and pass word which I never got in the first place. The web site states that no telephone number is available. They have even posted pre-emtive denials for any one who says they thought they were ordering medicine. I guess they hear that one a lot because it was number one of many.
Even now if you sign on you will see that it is very misleading. Why would I pay $384 a year to have an outside company compare medicine prices? I dont need anyone to give me information which I was looking up already. Thats what I was doing for free! If I could afford $384 plus the price of medication I would put that towards a medical plan!! I dont know why they asked for a shipping address they havent even sent me confirmation that I joined as a new member. I guess they dont want to do that because it will alert people thay they are being ripped off. Beware of RxPop.com
Luis
Lindenwold NJ, New Jersey
U.S.A.
3 Updates & Rebuttals
Luis caban
Lindenwold NJ,New Jersey,
U.S.A.
RxPop in cahoots with Applied credit bank card
#4Author of original report
Thu, May 15, 2008
Apparently RxPop.com has more influence than I thought. I was under the impression that my credit card company (Applied) would back me up in a case so clearly a scam. My credit card company originally gave me a credit for 2 months charges then upon hearing from RxPop.com not only reversed the charges but charged me for a third month. This is after I spoke to them regarding this rip off. They countered by sending me some printed up explanation from RxPop.coms web site stating very clearly what they are and what services provide which is great except for its the first time ive ever seen it. I am a published author with a decent grasp of the english language.
When I gave up my credit card number for my medicine I also gave up a shipping address to recieve my medicine. What else could I have been giving thema shipping address if not to recieve something in the mail. Now I'm wondering if they will stop billing me or do I just pay up every month. If this is the case Applied credit card has another thing coming. Not only will they not recieve the $93 they are ripping me off for but I think I will tear my credit card up and not make any payment for the stuff I actually purchased either! If my credit is going down the drain because of this I might as well get some free stuff!
Luis caban
Lindenwold NJ,New Jersey,
U.S.A.
RxPop in cahoots with Applied credit bank card
#4Author of original report
Thu, May 15, 2008
Apparently RxPop.com has more influence than I thought. I was under the impression that my credit card company (Applied) would back me up in a case so clearly a scam. My credit card company originally gave me a credit for 2 months charges then upon hearing from RxPop.com not only reversed the charges but charged me for a third month. This is after I spoke to them regarding this rip off. They countered by sending me some printed up explanation from RxPop.coms web site stating very clearly what they are and what services provide which is great except for its the first time ive ever seen it. I am a published author with a decent grasp of the english language.
When I gave up my credit card number for my medicine I also gave up a shipping address to recieve my medicine. What else could I have been giving thema shipping address if not to recieve something in the mail. Now I'm wondering if they will stop billing me or do I just pay up every month. If this is the case Applied credit card has another thing coming. Not only will they not recieve the $93 they are ripping me off for but I think I will tear my credit card up and not make any payment for the stuff I actually purchased either! If my credit is going down the drain because of this I might as well get some free stuff!
Luis caban
Lindenwold NJ,New Jersey,
U.S.A.
RxPop in cahoots with Applied credit bank card
#4Author of original report
Thu, May 15, 2008
Apparently RxPop.com has more influence than I thought. I was under the impression that my credit card company (Applied) would back me up in a case so clearly a scam. My credit card company originally gave me a credit for 2 months charges then upon hearing from RxPop.com not only reversed the charges but charged me for a third month. This is after I spoke to them regarding this rip off. They countered by sending me some printed up explanation from RxPop.coms web site stating very clearly what they are and what services provide which is great except for its the first time ive ever seen it. I am a published author with a decent grasp of the english language.
When I gave up my credit card number for my medicine I also gave up a shipping address to recieve my medicine. What else could I have been giving thema shipping address if not to recieve something in the mail. Now I'm wondering if they will stop billing me or do I just pay up every month. If this is the case Applied credit card has another thing coming. Not only will they not recieve the $93 they are ripping me off for but I think I will tear my credit card up and not make any payment for the stuff I actually purchased either! If my credit is going down the drain because of this I might as well get some free stuff!