Bruce
Mississauga,#2UPDATE Employee
Fri, February 12, 2010
Please be advised that the contract they have signed is valid and binding. They are deliquent on their financial obligation to IDC. They have received a letter (January 2010) stating that fact. We do not want to put them into a position where their credit is affected, so we are giving them the opportunity to pay $640.00 as a cancellation penalty and we will close their file. We feel this is more than fair and is being offered because of their financial difficulties.
Bruce
Mississauga,#3UPDATE Employee
Tue, January 26, 2010
It is most unfortunate that they are in the financial situation that they are in. This is not something that we had anything to do with. We don't want to be the bad guy, however, they did sign a contract in good faith and need to be responsible for their actions. Signing any contract is not to be taken lightly, as you are putting your signature of agreement on the document.
Jefondo
Ontario,#4Author of original report
Fri, January 15, 2010
We called requesting for a refund and for cancellation about 12 days after August 12. On the series of phone calls that were done, we have clearly mentioned that we do not want to be part of IDC. And yet, here they are insisting for us to be part of them. I wonder why in two days that we have posted something here IDC was able to say something but nothing when we were requesting for a refund and cancellation? We did not receive any services from them. As I said, not even a phone call acknowledging the refund request. The email that IDC is saying that we sent was because they have not replied to the series of phone calls that we have made. IDC required $1000.00 deposit but has manipulated us to give $500.00 even after we have told them clearly that we only have $700.00 left in our account and that we don't think we can afford to pay their membership as this is going to be another expense. IDC is unreliable when it comes to customer service. Please don't say that we lack diligence as we have tried so many times to cancel and request for a refund. I have proof of phone calls and follow up emails. What we had done was a big mistake going there to pick up our supposedly prize for a free trip to Las Vegas which was a certificate instructing us to sign in on some website. We still have it and would gladly mail it back to IDC. We still do not have our $500.00 back. We do not owe IDC money. IDC has caused nothing but stress and distraught to us.
Bruce
Mississauga,#5UPDATE Employee
Thu, January 14, 2010
Thank you for this opportunity to reply to Ms. January Go. As per the contract that January Go and Steven Efondo signed with IDC, they had ten (10) days to cancel their signed agreement with IDC, as per our cancellation policy on page 3 of the contract. The contract was signed on August 12, 2009. However, this opportunity was not exercised by either party and the contract took full effect on the eleventh day after signing, August 23, 2009. Written notification of their desire to cancel was first sent to us by email on November 11, 2009, which is well outside the cancelation period, by more that 2 months. They made a deposit on the membership of $500.00, with the balance owing of $2962.90. This amount remains outstanding for this account. I can understand their dilemma; however, due to their lack of diligence the contract is still valid.