Lawrence
Kahului,#2Consumer Comment
Fri, July 14, 2006
I do not feel that the subscription agreement with IRL is a binding contract as it was verbal and not written. To the best of my knowledge, having a background in law enforcement, you can cancel any monthly service at any time during the period as you did not, for example purchase a complete product for which you agreeded to pay for over time. Eg: a tv or a car. This service is monthly and can be cancelled at any time. I plan to send them a registered letter advising them of potential fraud and criminal coercion on the part of their telemarketing calls and procedures, which is contrary to and in violation of HRS 708-830 and 707-724. Although laws may vary state to state.
Alex
Wichita,#3Consumer Comment
Sun, March 05, 2006
How can I cancel my subscriptions? Do I have to do what Bob of Yorktown, Virginia did by cancelling all subscriptions directly through the mags publishers? (I haven't receive any mag so far and no idea what mags they're gonna send me). Is there such thing as an uncancellable policy, they did not tell me about it nor the 30 days cancellation due? Desperately waiting for advise before passing the 30 days mark.