Cindie Leigh
locust valley,#2Consumer Comment
Wed, February 23, 2011
How does Weight Watchers explain a THREE MONTH trial membership which contains the fine print that it will renew if not canceled. How is this a THREE MONTH subscription? This is highly deceptive. The average consumer (like me) reasonably relied on the wording of THREE MONTHS, to mean THREE MONTHS. What meaning do these words have otherwise??
Highly deceptive wording, use of boilerplate. I am shocked at Weight Watchers engaging in such practices which have destroyed their fine image in the mind of myself and other consumers.
Fonzischeme
Beverly Hills,#3UPDATE Employee
Wed, September 17, 2008
Directly under the payment plan choices it says in large font... "PLEASE NOTE: Your subscription will be automatically renewed at the end of your payment plan at the standard monthly rate (currently $16.95) until you cancel." here is a direct link to it https://www.weightwatchers.com/signup/StepOne.aspx What more do you want? And how would they know you did not use the service? Not all web sites monitor account log in's. For privacy reasons I wouldn't want a web site to log every time I log in. An finally I'm sure some people have subscriptions and go months between log in's on purpose because they don't want to have to resubscribe. I know I for one have had magazine subscriptions I didn't read and Netflix I didnt use for a few months until I finally decided I would just cancel and resubscribe in the future.