They conned my 82 year old mother into ordering books or magazines, are charging her $25 per month, and won't cancel unless her doctor sends them a letter saying she has dementia. I never in my life heard of such a thing. If you want to cancel a subscription you should just be able to cancel it with no further charges. I am sure they have not sent her $75.00 worth of items in the last 3 months. To top it off, they also said they would not talk to ME further about this and that they will only speak to my mother. Yeah right. So they can talk her into more sh*t. They have already been told she isn't half there. Besides, they HAVE already spoken to my mother and have not honored her wishes. My mother has changed her bank account twice thinking that will stop them, but they can legally get her new card info because they have a "verbal contract" with her. She seems to be at their mercy and HAS to jump through ridiculous hoops just to make them go away. Who knows if that letter will even work. We are not in favor of sending them this letter from her doctor, as this is private medical information a sleazy telemarketer who preys on old people should not be entitled to have. I have filed a report with the BBB and the Indiana Attorney General. We'll see what happens.
Readers Club of America Reviews
They conned my 82 year old mother into ordering books or magazines, are charging her $25 per month, and won't cancel unless her doctor sends them a letter saying she has dementia. I never in my life heard of such a thing. If you want to cancel a subscription you should just be able to cancel it with no further charges. I am sure they have not sent her $75.00 worth of items in the last 3 months. To top it off, they also said they would not talk to ME further about this and that they will only speak to my mother. Yeah right. So they can talk her into more sh*t. They have already been told she isn't half there. Besides, they HAVE already spoken to my mother and have not honored her wishes. My mother has changed her bank account twice thinking that will stop them, but they can legally get her new card info because they have a "verbal contract" with her. She seems to be at their mercy and HAS to jump through ridiculous hoops just to make them go away. Who knows if that letter will even work. We are not in favor of sending them this letter from her doctor, as this is private medical information a sleazy telemarketer who preys on old people should not be entitled to have. I have filed a report with the BBB and the Indiana Attorney General. We'll see what happens.