I dropped my subscription to this magazine a few years ago because I never found it all that useful. Several months ago, I got in invitation to subscribe for a drastically reduced price and decided to give them another try. I still don't find them to have more than an article or two worth reading, so didn't plan to renew. I got a postcard in the mail recently with the following message:
"Your subscription is expiring with the next issue of Timesharing Today. But you too can keep smiling when we renew your subscription for one year ($19 for 6 issues) with your credit card information that we have on file."
The further indicated that I was required to return the postcard if I didn't want to renew, otherwise they would enter the renewal for me.
No reputable business would even consider charging my credit card with no authorization from me. Nor am I required to return a postcard to them to keep them from doing it. I'm reasonably certain that I never agreed to that when I subscribed, but I am extremely annoyed that I had to take my time to contact them and will now have to look for the original subscription offer.
This was very bad judgment on their part and I suggest you avoid doing business with them. I certainly will in the future.
Sheila
"Your subscription is expiring with the next issue of Timesharing Today. But you too can keep smiling when we renew your subscription for one year ($19 for 6 issues) with your credit card information that we have on file."
The further indicated that I was required to return the postcard if I didn't want to renew, otherwise they would enter the renewal for me.
No reputable business would even consider charging my credit card with no authorization from me. Nor am I required to return a postcard to them to keep them from doing it. I'm reasonably certain that I never agreed to that when I subscribed, but I am extremely annoyed that I had to take my time to contact them and will now have to look for the original subscription offer.
This was very bad judgment on their part and I suggest you avoid doing business with them. I certainly will in the future.
Sheila
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