Bingo! A Winner
I heard today from the attorney general's office, with a letter attached from Match.com. In it, Match.com agrees to refund my $89.97. Not bad. It does get in some digs, however, stating that I "continued to log in and use [my] account, up to and including November 6, 2005."
Duh. When I noticed the charges to my credit card, I immediately went to Match.com to find out what gives. That was on November 6, the day I actually began this blog. The other deal with Match.com is that, if someone thinks you are interesting and e-mails you, it typically arrives in your e-mail in-box. Simply by replying to the e-mail and saying, for example, "sorry, I'm no longer using Match.com," or "sorry, I'm no longer dating," Match.com considers that 'logging on.' Little do people know that they are actually still logged on automatically and still, apparently, 'using' their account. Match.com has literally made millions on their automatic renewal provisions.
Anyway, I'll use my $89.97 toward a nice dinner with my Match.com date.
Duh. When I noticed the charges to my credit card, I immediately went to Match.com to find out what gives. That was on November 6, the day I actually began this blog. The other deal with Match.com is that, if someone thinks you are interesting and e-mails you, it typically arrives in your e-mail in-box. Simply by replying to the e-mail and saying, for example, "sorry, I'm no longer using Match.com," or "sorry, I'm no longer dating," Match.com considers that 'logging on.' Little do people know that they are actually still logged on automatically and still, apparently, 'using' their account. Match.com has literally made millions on their automatic renewal provisions.
Anyway, I'll use my $89.97 toward a nice dinner with my Match.com date.
posted by greg | 6:50 PM
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This just happened to me. I distinctly remember cancelling my subscription prior to the three month service. 7 months later, they charged me $69 dollars for a renewal. I haven't even touched that site since then in fear that they would find an excuse to charge me. Searching the internet, it seems that this is common scam they doing. Glad to hear that you were able to do something about it.
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