Re: Reader's Digest billing scam?
Oprah is out to get me.
Yes, Oprah.
A year ago I spent ten bucks on a subscription. (It's such a pretty and slick publication. I just could not resist.)
I paid my ten bucks by check.
The subscription expired. I don't want it anymore.
A couple of weeks ago, I got a quite hateful renewal notice saying that I had agreed to subscribe forever or give them my firstborn child or some such thing.
I wrote, "DID NOT AGREE. CANCEL." across the letter and mailed it back.
We shall see what happens.
Do you think there could be a pattern here?
Hey, they probably have our demographic and figure it's open season on the geezers who are used to paying their bills.
This is kind of funny because when I first received the hate mail, I thought about asking this same question on TOTV, but I didn't. I'm glad somebody did. It's interesting to see that a lot of us are getting hit.
Magazine subscriptions have to be feeling the influence of the internet. Maybe they have turned their subscription departments over to Tony Soprano.
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