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Complaint Review: Reservation Rewards - Shelton Connecticut
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Reservation Rewards
reservationrewards.com Shelton, 06484 Connecticut, U.S.A.
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Reservation Rewards - Webloyality.com Unknown charges on my bank statement; upon investigation I knew of the scam, they got me again! Shelton Connecticut
I had just resolved a scam with JC Penny offering a $10 or $20 coupon off my next purchase on line. No coupon was ever sent or credited to my account. However, Family Fun Rewards signed me up to their "program", charging me $9.95 registration and $9.95 a month. It was going on for a year before I noticed; I thought it was something my wife purchased. It turned out to be some dining and shoping discount program (no book or information of any kind was sent by the company). These guys couldn't sell this program with a gun and a goon, so they resort to subterfuge and slight-of-hand. I got all my money back, to my amazement, with assistance from BBB in Texas. But does lightning strike twice in the same spot? When it deals with scams, you know the answer. This time I ordered flowers from Wesley Berry Flowers (FTD) out of Commerce Township, Michigan 48390 May 2008. You know the rest of the story. They offered a savings of $10 on your next order. Having discovered, that I was signed up in another program, Reservation Rewards, and the price has gone up to $12 a month! I called Wesley Berry Flowers 800-628-9371 and made a complaint in a less than diplomatic manner. The telemarketing lady didn't know what I was talking about and she hung-up on me. I sent an email to them saying that their Website was conspiring with Reservation Rewards by removing money from my bank account without authorization. They called me the following morning, this poor guy had no idea what was going on. I asked him to go to his own Website and order flowers and see what happens. I explained to him that someone in the company (probably the CFO) has cut a deal with Reservation Rewards probably on the pretext of generating additional revenue by providing credit and or debit card information for the purpose of defrauding your customers. This kind of activity can absolutely kill a business. We can strike back. Go to the FBI website, click on wirefraud, or bank fraud, and make the complaint. These days, the FBI has a lot on their plate. Fraud has become a National Pastime and the Crime of Choice, (little penalty, great reward), but the FBI will get to your complaint hopefully, before the CEO Richard Fernandez relocates to Argentina.
Roger
Gresham, Oregon
U.S.A.
Roger
Gresham, Oregon
U.S.A.
2 Updates & Rebuttals
Rjean
Gresham,Oregon,
U.S.A.
Reservation Rewards
#2
Wed, September 02, 2009
Reservation Rewards is currently the defendent of a class action lawsuit. They admitted no wrong doing (of course), but agreed to a $10 million settlement. See
www.webmarketingsettlement.com
The moral of the story, Mr. Fernandez is free to create the next scam. Fraud is truly the crime of choice in the 21st century. Maximum gain very little penalty.
Roger
Gresham, Or.
G W Bush
Portland,Oregon,
U.S.A.
Maybe you should read things before clicking on the check boxes
#3Consumer Comment
Thu, May 07, 2009
Greetings Malcontent, It seems as though you didn't read some of the material before clicking haphazardly about the web page. Maybe your tin foil hat is interfering with your vision, but not too worry a few modifications should fix that right up. I hope next time your online shopping experience isn't plagued with these minor issues. toodles G Bush
