- Report: #35856
Complaint Review: Ameri-Source Publications - Champlain New York
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Ameri-Source Publications
100 Walnut Street Champlain, 12919 New York, U.S.A.
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Ameri-Source Publications ripoff Champlain New York
In 2001, I received a phone call for advertising which sounded too good to be true. I agreed to try advertising in the Business to Business pages for 1 year. When I received the bill, it was for close to $300.00 which is not what I had agreed to.
Upon contacting the company, I was told the book had already went into publication and I would be responsible to pay the bill. Through several phone calls, I agreed to pay for that year but to cancel any further business with this company unless they were contacted by me. The company sent me a letter stating that fact and it was forgotten until 1 1/2 years later, I get a phone call stating I owed $300 again for 2002.
I protested and told the operator I did not authorize the advertising. They sent me a bill anyway and said I had agreed to run the ad for 2 years at $300 per year. Again, after several phone calls from their company insisting the book had been published and my company owed this amount and threatening to turn us over to collections, I faxed them the letter they sent to us in 2001 stating there would be no more publications ran. Of course, we have not heard back from them. I only wish we would have known sooner that this was a scam. And by the way, we never even received the supposed 2001 publication.
Roger
Lebanon, Ohio
Upon contacting the company, I was told the book had already went into publication and I would be responsible to pay the bill. Through several phone calls, I agreed to pay for that year but to cancel any further business with this company unless they were contacted by me. The company sent me a letter stating that fact and it was forgotten until 1 1/2 years later, I get a phone call stating I owed $300 again for 2002.
I protested and told the operator I did not authorize the advertising. They sent me a bill anyway and said I had agreed to run the ad for 2 years at $300 per year. Again, after several phone calls from their company insisting the book had been published and my company owed this amount and threatening to turn us over to collections, I faxed them the letter they sent to us in 2001 stating there would be no more publications ran. Of course, we have not heard back from them. I only wish we would have known sooner that this was a scam. And by the way, we never even received the supposed 2001 publication.
Roger
Lebanon, Ohio
