Melissa
Kennesaw,#2Consumer Suggestion
Wed, February 16, 2005
While Paul is a bit harsh, he is basically right. I'm a victim of AOL, too. Please do this. Complain to the FTC. You can do in online easily. Even though the BBB is a joke complain to their local office in Dullen, VA. Complain to your state attorney general's office. AOL was sued for these same things in Sept 2003 by the FTC and lost. Make the FTC enforce the court order. I don't care if it takes me weeks but I am going to write a rebuttal to every complaint on this site that I can. Please report them.
Paul
Anaheim,#3Consumer Suggestion
Tue, February 15, 2005
The quickest way to find is sucker is to say the word FREE. For some crazy reason, all the fools are attracted to free. They actually think the world is handing out stuff for free! Of course, the rest of us know there's nothing for free. It's no big surprise when the fraud asks for a billing number. And, it's no big surprise what is going to happen next. The frauds aren't going to give you anything for free. Now that they have your number, they're going to start taking money out of your account. And, there is no way to stop it unless you close your bank account. Then, the frauds will send you to collections. Some FREE deal that turned out to be! You know, it really is a wonder they can even find people willing to sign up for this FREE deal. After all, this isn't something new. Crooks have been doing this exact same scam for many years now. You'd think people would learn. Maybe after enough FREE deals like this, the suckers will finally wise up and stop handing out their billing information. What will it take? A dozen FREE deals? Two dozen? Whenever you hear the word FREE, it should send you a message loud and clear. You're about to get cheated!