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I'm sorry I must disagree. Its not a scam in the classical sense but it is one. Its like the real-estate sites that ask for a credit card and a free trial, to c

I'm sorry I must disagree. Its not a scam in the classical sense but it is one. Its like the real-estate sites that ask for a credit card and a free trial, to cancel you must CALL between 3-4pm on a Wednesday when their lines are busy AND they promptly close doors at 4pm or you will get charged perpetually. However GD can offer whatever they want. HOWEVER this is deceptive marketing AND I am fairly sure you can take em to courts over this.

mnutt 15y ago
If the real-estate sites really make it impossible to cancel, why not call your credit card company and get them to issue a chargeback?
- dchest 15y ago
  It was meant as an example of "scam"; your question is irrelevant to the discussion.