They rang me about AOL talk, their phone system for the UK. I explained I was moving but would look at details if they sent them. Mistake!!
They signed me up. One expensive phone call already to cancel. Every time I log in there is a "confirmation notice" You try and click on "not interested" and up comes error code 5 with an invitation to ring another expensive number as their systems are down. What a con (in the French sense as well) On 11/26/05, Bob Shell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On Nov 26, 2005, at 12:18 PM, P. J. Alling wrote: > > > Their cutesy, web fuzzy, commercials really piss me off. My having > > made the mistake of setting my mother up with an account as a gift > > because it was easy to use. I never could get them to stop billing > > my credit card and was forced to cancel it. > > > Once they get you in their clutches they never let go. I cancelled > the account I had with them five years ago, and still every so often > they start billing me again. My lawyer even wrote them a cease and > desist letter, but it had no effect at all. > > They are equally disreputable on the other side of the coin. I had a > contract with them as a content provider. They unilaterally stopped > paying long before the contract expired. I had honored my part of > the agreement every month. They still owe me money, but unless I > want to put more than that into a lawyer's pocket there's really > nothing I can do. > > What a sleazy operation they are! > > Bob > >
