Free Trail Went Bad

If you used a visa and especially if you used your debit card, you can contest the charges. Your bank will almost always overturn the charges in your favor. Just give them a call. I've done it a few times myself.

I used to sell credit card processing for a number of years. That was actually an objection you would get from merchants that didn't take credit cards. They were worried about contested charges. Because 99 times out of 100 it will not turn out in favor of the merchant.

Yes, but not if you are disputing it a year after the fact. That was twelve statements that all you had to do was look at and see the charge.
 
If you used a visa and especially if you used your debit card, you can contest the charges. Your bank will almost always overturn the charges in your favor. Just give them a call. I've done it a few times myself.

I used to sell credit card processing for a number of years. That was actually an objection you would get from merchants that didn't take credit cards. They were worried about contested charges. Because 99 times out of 100 it will not turn out in favor of the merchant.


In this case, it would be wrong to attempt to dispute the charges. He signed up and did not cancel after the free trial was up. He had use of their lists that entire time. It was not the company's fault.
Just one of those situations one needs to learn from and move on (and write it off on taxes).
 
Reminds me of the time I worked for American Online (AOL) in their member retention department. Remember those free trial disks sent every week in the mail? People would sign up with their credit card and then forget about it. I had many times an irate customer who finally looked at their credit card statements and noticed that AOL's been charging their card $25 per month for the last 3 years! All I could refund was 90 days! Check your statements monthly people!

Are you the guy that made me jump through hours of hoops to cancel AOL? ;(
 
In this case, it would be wrong to attempt to dispute the charges. He signed up and did not cancel after the free trial was up. He had use of their lists that entire time. It was not the company's fault.
Just one of those situations one needs to learn from and move on (and write it off on taxes).

Yeah I missed the part about 12 months. :1err:
 
Thanks to all responses and help! Got 4 months

back from account rep., could go the Boss!
 
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