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You can also file an action against them in your local small claims court. Depending on where you live, it takes about 30 minutes to fill out the form and cost
by nugget 13y ago
You can also file an action against them in your local small claims court. Depending on where you live, it takes about 30 minutes to fill out the form and costs around $25 in filing fees. Most likely the company will not respond to your complaint, and you will receive a judgment for all of the money you paid them. Assuming they don't go bankrupt, they will eventually pay you and satisfy the judgment. I did this against similar scams like Video Professor in the early Facebook era and it worked surprisingly well for 2 years worth of scam rebills to which I had been completely oblivious.
- jtbigwoo 13y ago>> Assuming they don't go bankrupt, they will eventually pay you and satisfy the judgment. Let's be honest, though. It's 80% certain that they're going to go bankrupt. They're clearly not building a company to last. Your best hope would be to get your money back before bankrupcy proceedings start.
- aqme28 13y agoWhy? A chargeback is basically an automation of that process, with the full backing of your credit card company.
- legitsource 13y agoIf corporations are going to run the system, you might as well get some benefit from having a large one go to bat for you when you can.