I requested 10 years ago a free book that had been offerend. They said they needed to charge for shipping. I paid the shipping charges. For the next 10 years they sent the Franklin Prosperity Report, which I had never requested. I assumed it was junk mail and threw it away. It appears that all that time they were charging my credit card. I never knew this becuae the initials NMX on my credit statement was unknown to me. I requested a refund. They made a refund for 2 years, but not the remaining years. They ow me over a thousand dollars for the remaining 8 years.
Invest in the Ultimate Wealth Report for two years and proceeded to lose thousands of dollars because of bad recommendations. Sean got too heavy into oil and oil related industries before oil tanked in 2014. Lost the farm with him.
*Dr.Blaylock offered a Free book on Arthritis. He got my Cr.Card no. to charge $4.95 postage & then stole $142.95 out of my a/c. I'm elderly with no income live in Australia - beware they are scumbags out to steal your money*
This report is about my subscriptions to two financial newsletter published monthly by Newsmax Finance: "The High Income Factor" and ""Resolute Wealth". Both subscriptions are for 12 issues ea., from Jan 2015 through Dec 2015. They will both come to an end after I receive the December 2015 issues.
On 11/16/2015 I received an email from each of the letters' editors stating that "We'll renew your subscription for you within the next few days, using the payment method below, unless you cancel.", with, below this statement the precision: "Payment Method: Current Credit Card on file". Note that these payments are requested for subscriptions that will begin in January 2016.Both letters offered a (discrete)
Both payments were shown as "Pending" on our on-line American Express account status report on 11/18/2015. On this same date I cancelled both subscriptions on-line using the "subscription manager" link offered in each the newsletters. Each site stated "You have successfully cancelled your subscription" but none of the statements were dated and neither one offered any normal computer way to save their acknowledgement of my request. So, with similar previous unpleasant experiences with this company still in my memory, I took and saved a screenshot of each of them. Such shows not only show the company final screen but they also show the date and time following immediately after my cancellation requests were aknowledged:
2015-11-18 at 10.56.01 AM for "Resolute Wealth"
2015-11-18 at 10 59.35 AM for "The High Income Factor"
On 11/19/2015 our AE account status reported that the payment for "The High Income Factor" had been effected on 11/17/2015, while the payment for "Resolute Wealth" was still pending.
I tried to call Newsmax Finance customer service (1-800-485-4350) but I got a voice saying in essence that they could not answer the phone because they were in an afternoon meeting starting at 2:30 PM.
On 11/20/2015 our on-line AE account status reported that the payment for "Resolute Wealth" had been effected on 11/18/2015. I called Newsmax Finance customer service in the AM. A lady stated that "she can register my request to cancel my subscriptions to these newsletters but it will take 5 to 7 business days to get my credit card refunded." After I explained to this person that I had already cancelled these subscriptions she said that she "could not see it on her computer". From there all discussion became pointless as she was obviously not interested in continuing the conversation and did not want to hear any of my arguments. I did state that if the refunds did not show up on our account by the end of business day 11/23/2015 I will fill in a report with the Better Business Bureau. She ended the conversation by hanging up.
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I requested 10 years ago a free book that had been offerend. They said they needed to charge for shipping. I paid the shipping charges. For the next 10 years they sent the Franklin Prosperity Report, which I had never requested. I assumed it was junk mail and threw it away. It appears that all that time they were charging my credit card. I never knew this becuae the initials NMX on my credit statement was unknown to me. I requested a refund. They made a refund for 2 years, but not the remaining years. They ow me over a thousand dollars for the remaining 8 years.
Invest in the Ultimate Wealth Report for two years and proceeded to lose thousands of dollars because of bad recommendations. Sean got too heavy into oil and oil related industries before oil tanked in 2014. Lost the farm with him.
*Dr.Blaylock offered a Free book on Arthritis. He got my Cr.Card no. to charge $4.95 postage & then stole $142.95 out of my a/c. I'm elderly with no income live in Australia - beware they are scumbags out to steal your money*
Accepted offer to try news service and receive a copy of Trump book "Time to Get Tough".
They signed me up on service and took money, then did not deliver book.
When asked they said they were out of stock and could do noting about it.
This report is about my subscriptions to two financial newsletter published monthly by Newsmax Finance: "The High Income Factor" and ""Resolute Wealth". Both subscriptions are for 12 issues ea., from Jan 2015 through Dec 2015. They will both come to an end after I receive the December 2015 issues.
On 11/16/2015 I received an email from each of the letters' editors stating that "We'll renew your subscription for you within the next few days, using the payment method below, unless you cancel.", with, below this statement the precision: "Payment Method: Current Credit Card on file". Note that these payments are requested for subscriptions that will begin in January 2016.Both letters offered a (discrete)
Both payments were shown as "Pending" on our on-line American Express account status report on 11/18/2015. On this same date I cancelled both subscriptions on-line using the "subscription manager" link offered in each the newsletters. Each site stated "You have successfully cancelled your subscription" but none of the statements were dated and neither one offered any normal computer way to save their acknowledgement of my request. So, with similar previous unpleasant experiences with this company still in my memory, I took and saved a screenshot of each of them. Such shows not only show the company final screen but they also show the date and time following immediately after my cancellation requests were aknowledged:
2015-11-18 at 10.56.01 AM for "Resolute Wealth"
2015-11-18 at 10 59.35 AM for "The High Income Factor"
On 11/19/2015 our AE account status reported that the payment for "The High Income Factor" had been effected on 11/17/2015, while the payment for "Resolute Wealth" was still pending.
I tried to call Newsmax Finance customer service (1-800-485-4350) but I got a voice saying in essence that they could not answer the phone because they were in an afternoon meeting starting at 2:30 PM.
On 11/20/2015 our on-line AE account status reported that the payment for "Resolute Wealth" had been effected on 11/18/2015. I called Newsmax Finance customer service in the AM. A lady stated that "she can register my request to cancel my subscriptions to these newsletters but it will take 5 to 7 business days to get my credit card refunded." After I explained to this person that I had already cancelled these subscriptions she said that she "could not see it on her computer". From there all discussion became pointless as she was obviously not interested in continuing the conversation and did not want to hear any of my arguments. I did state that if the refunds did not show up on our account by the end of business day 11/23/2015 I will fill in a report with the Better Business Bureau. She ended the conversation by hanging up.