- Report: #508606
Complaint Review: TQG*onlinebizkit - Redwood City California
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TQG*onlinebizkit
216 Poplar Ave. Redwood City, 94061 California, United States of America
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TQG*onlinebizkit TQG charged my bank account $161.77 total for services not ordered. Won't reimburse. Senior citizen on small fixed income. Can't afford this. Redwood City, California
TQG charged my bank account for $1.97 on 9/8, and $79.90 on 9/14 and 10/10, for a total of $161.77. I did not order this service and have cancelled it, but they refuse to refund my money.
On my first call, I asked to speak to the supervisor and was put on hold, and then disconnected. The second time, I asked to speak to the supervisor and the support person pretended not to be able to hear me, and then terminated the call. Both times, I was told that my money could not be refunded.
I have no recollection of ordering this service. I may have read their blurb but had no interest in it. Nevertheless, they still should not refuse to return the money. Honest merchants always give a refund to disgruntled customers even if the customer is in the wrong (which I am not).
This is not the only time an online company has pulled this trick on me and, from reading online complaints, I know I am not the only one. I realize the Internet functions on a policy of caveat emptor, but there should be some protection against blatant theft. I am a senior citizen on limited income and cannot afford to write off any sums of money.
On my first call, I asked to speak to the supervisor and was put on hold, and then disconnected. The second time, I asked to speak to the supervisor and the support person pretended not to be able to hear me, and then terminated the call. Both times, I was told that my money could not be refunded.
I have no recollection of ordering this service. I may have read their blurb but had no interest in it. Nevertheless, they still should not refuse to return the money. Honest merchants always give a refund to disgruntled customers even if the customer is in the wrong (which I am not).
This is not the only time an online company has pulled this trick on me and, from reading online complaints, I know I am not the only one. I realize the Internet functions on a policy of caveat emptor, but there should be some protection against blatant theft. I am a senior citizen on limited income and cannot afford to write off any sums of money.
