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Margate,#2UPDATE EX-employee responds
Fri, September 07, 2007
I was never aware of the "Taking money without permission" but the script is very slick. What it is is the leads they get, a lot of them , are from publishers clearinghouse. So, for the most part, these are people that already have magazine subscriptions. How it works is it's an automatic dialer .. we're calling these people "This is so and so with MSA the magazine service" so throughout the script, these people are thinking that we're basically their magazine service and we say no different unless they ask. Little do they know, we were signing them up for another magazine subscription I quit because I knew it was a scam and i'm a honest person and i didn't feel honest at this job.
Ana
Newport Beach,#3Author of original report
Thu, August 24, 2006
I don't mind that you deleted a link to the Florida Attorney General. Consumers can find it on own if they wish to. It is good to do more than couple of things: 1)report Magazine Services of America to the AG and DA's office 2)close bank/credit accounts. Reopen them and never give out your information. This way you cover your bases. Bottomline, if you want your money back from MSA, you more than likely 1)have to get your bank to reimburse you 2)take MSA to small claims court If you read my report closely, I said the BBB does not help. They will run you in circles. When all else fails, turn to the media to shame MSA. They shouldn't pick a fight with a man who buys ink by the barrel. This includes all mediums of communications: newsletters, Web sites, blogs, magazines, newspapers, tv, radio, etc. Naming a competitor? How do you know that Magazine Services of America doesn't own Subscriber's Services. I will also be issuing a rip off report Subcriber's Services. This experience was terrible and I don;t wish it upon anyone twice. If I can tell you about it, I will. There needs to be a class action agasint MSA And Subscriber's Services. $1000 is a lot of money to be without, especially for my parents who are seniors.
Ana
Newport Beach,#4Author of original report
Thu, August 24, 2006
I don't mind that you deleted a link to the Florida Attorney General. Consumers can find it on own if they wish to. It is good to do more than couple of things: 1)report Magazine Services of America to the AG and DA's office 2)close bank/credit accounts. Reopen them and never give out your information. This way you cover your bases. Bottomline, if you want your money back from MSA, you more than likely 1)have to get your bank to reimburse you 2)take MSA to small claims court If you read my report closely, I said the BBB does not help. They will run you in circles. When all else fails, turn to the media to shame MSA. They shouldn't pick a fight with a man who buys ink by the barrel. This includes all mediums of communications: newsletters, Web sites, blogs, magazines, newspapers, tv, radio, etc. Naming a competitor? How do you know that Magazine Services of America doesn't own Subscriber's Services. I will also be issuing a rip off report Subcriber's Services. This experience was terrible and I don;t wish it upon anyone twice. If I can tell you about it, I will. There needs to be a class action agasint MSA And Subscriber's Services. $1000 is a lot of money to be without, especially for my parents who are seniors.
Ana
Newport Beach,#5Author of original report
Thu, August 24, 2006
I don't mind that you deleted a link to the Florida Attorney General. Consumers can find it on own if they wish to. It is good to do more than couple of things: 1)report Magazine Services of America to the AG and DA's office 2)close bank/credit accounts. Reopen them and never give out your information. This way you cover your bases. Bottomline, if you want your money back from MSA, you more than likely 1)have to get your bank to reimburse you 2)take MSA to small claims court If you read my report closely, I said the BBB does not help. They will run you in circles. When all else fails, turn to the media to shame MSA. They shouldn't pick a fight with a man who buys ink by the barrel. This includes all mediums of communications: newsletters, Web sites, blogs, magazines, newspapers, tv, radio, etc. Naming a competitor? How do you know that Magazine Services of America doesn't own Subscriber's Services. I will also be issuing a rip off report Subcriber's Services. This experience was terrible and I don;t wish it upon anyone twice. If I can tell you about it, I will. There needs to be a class action agasint MSA And Subscriber's Services. $1000 is a lot of money to be without, especially for my parents who are seniors.
Ana
Newport Beach,#6Author of original report
Thu, August 24, 2006
I don't mind that you deleted a link to the Florida Attorney General. Consumers can find it on own if they wish to. It is good to do more than couple of things: 1)report Magazine Services of America to the AG and DA's office 2)close bank/credit accounts. Reopen them and never give out your information. This way you cover your bases. Bottomline, if you want your money back from MSA, you more than likely 1)have to get your bank to reimburse you 2)take MSA to small claims court If you read my report closely, I said the BBB does not help. They will run you in circles. When all else fails, turn to the media to shame MSA. They shouldn't pick a fight with a man who buys ink by the barrel. This includes all mediums of communications: newsletters, Web sites, blogs, magazines, newspapers, tv, radio, etc. Naming a competitor? How do you know that Magazine Services of America doesn't own Subscriber's Services. I will also be issuing a rip off report Subcriber's Services. This experience was terrible and I don;t wish it upon anyone twice. If I can tell you about it, I will. There needs to be a class action agasint MSA And Subscriber's Services. $1000 is a lot of money to be without, especially for my parents who are seniors.