lydiawpa
Pennsylvania,#2Consumer Comment
Wed, April 07, 2010
This is truly deceptive marketing. If you do not belive it, sign up for their so called service and then try to contact them. They even make thier contact phone number difficult to make out. Please read the following to see what I have been through. Any company offering this type of deceptive marketing should be fined, better yet, do not shop there.
April 6, 2010 I also fell into the Spiegel trap when I placed an online order in April 2008. Today while reviewing my bank statement I noticed a charge of $14.95 which I thought was for an online service I had enrolled in. After reviewing the charge I realized it was something I was not familiar with. It was for something called "prvldgpas ID05188877-564-8534 MD 7998. I thought "what is this for" and proceed to call the phone number listed (you have to go backwards to figure out the phone number which is 1-877-564-8534 When you call, DO NOT PRESS 1 as this is an automated cancel after the system verify s your phone number. After staying on hold the representative said she could only refund 2 months. After insisting I had not signed for the service, by the way, what is the service? I still do not know! She passed me to a supervisor who said they would reimburse one year but no more. They took the $14.95 from the checking account for 24 months. I am going to write to the better business bureau of Pennsylvania and file a formal complaint. I also understand this company is under investigation by a branch of the US Senate. There must be thousands of people like myself that are being "ripped off" by this company. To contact them: write to: Consumer Affairs PO Box 280 Blue Ridge Summit, Pa 17214 Stay tuned as I am on Social Security and this is no trivial matter.
lydiawpa
Cichlid
NewWaterford,#3UPDATE Employee
Tue, July 14, 2009
You clicked the box. It was on the internet order, how are you going to explain that it is our fault when you had to go in and physically click the box for the pass? Reading is a great tool, but pointing your finger makes you look like your innocent.