(If I am breaking any rules please let me know and delete this post)
I did some business recently with an online company called Suncoast Vitamins. They are located in Michigan. Ordered just a few things that I normally don't keep onhand. Mainly just to try them out. Had what seemed to be great prices. Got my order fairly quick too.
Last night I was checking my bank account online to see if my paycheck had gone in yet, and I noticed this company had deducted $50 out of my checking account. I was furious. Went to their site to see what was going on. Pulled up my account, saw my only order. Everything looked ok, then I noticed the last line item. "Free 14 day membership" and "No Charge". But it was an active link. So I clicked on it. Basically, I had agreed to join their "Club" for $50 a year. They had to bury it in the fine print.
I called them this morning and raised hell. They did credit my account back the $50 they took, but I had to threaten them with legal action.
Moral of the story: Make sure you read the fine print when you deal with a new company.
I did some business recently with an online company called Suncoast Vitamins. They are located in Michigan. Ordered just a few things that I normally don't keep onhand. Mainly just to try them out. Had what seemed to be great prices. Got my order fairly quick too.
Last night I was checking my bank account online to see if my paycheck had gone in yet, and I noticed this company had deducted $50 out of my checking account. I was furious. Went to their site to see what was going on. Pulled up my account, saw my only order. Everything looked ok, then I noticed the last line item. "Free 14 day membership" and "No Charge". But it was an active link. So I clicked on it. Basically, I had agreed to join their "Club" for $50 a year. They had to bury it in the fine print.
I called them this morning and raised hell. They did credit my account back the $50 they took, but I had to threaten them with legal action.
Moral of the story: Make sure you read the fine print when you deal with a new company.