I haven’t received anything from this company & after one year they send following Email. please help me to write a legal notice for them.Enrollment in our club offered one introductory selection (plus \nshipping & handling and any applicable tax) with your agreement to \npurchase one selection at regular Club price. When charges on your \naccount remained outstanding for an extended period, we felt it was not \nyour intention to honor your Membership Agreement. Therefore, we added \n$18.98 (plus shipping & handling and any applicable tax) for the one \nrequired purchase needed to complete your Agreement. \n\nIf you are enclosing your $30.89 payment for the balance due, you may \nuse this message to order your Membership Agreement selection at no \nadditional charge. To pay by credit card, complete the information \nbelow. You may also submit payment online by following the View \nAccount link on our Club website (http://www.bmgmusic.com).
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1. Write a letter POLITELY explaining the situation and that you want them to stop sending emails asking for money.  (If you can find a mailing address, send it certified mail with return receipt, so you can prove they received it)\n\n2. In the letter ask for confirmation IN WRITING that you have $0 account balance and that no further charges will be incurred.  Give them a deadline of between 7-10 days to respond (give the date, e.g. 5/1/06).\n\n3. If you do not get a response, or they refuse to follow your request, file a complaint with the Better Business Bureau.  They can help mediate this type of dispute.  Bonus: your complaint goes on record for the public.\n\n4. If the BBB doesn't work, write another letter, certified mail again, with another 7-10 day deadline, still polite but more strongly worded.  Communicate what action you will be "forced" to take if you do not get a good resolution in this time frame (complaint to the state or US Attorney General, litigation...)\n\n5. As a last resort, consult a lawyer on what you can sue for in small claims court (some only allow monetary claims and are unable to enforce changes in behavior - or if small claims even has jurisdiction).  Most cities have a legal hotline you can call to find a lawyer who will give you a 1/2 hour consult for a small fee: Cincinnati $10.\n\n6. Monitor your credit report.  You want to know it if they file collection actions against you.\n\nRemember to document all communication with the company (keep copies of letters, a notebook with dates/times of any phone calls about the issue), put your name, address, email address and any account number on all correspondence, above all be polite!  If they are working in good faith to help you, then be a little flexible.  This could be an honest mistake!\n\nGood Luck!  This sort of thing can be tedious and frustrating, but well worth the effort.\n\nlizzy (Winner - v. Family Dental Care Associates, billing dispute 2003-2004).
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There are serious questions and criticisms of the offer listed in the first Answer .  See http://www.gamesetwatch.com/2006/03/game_testings_incredulous_road.php\nI would suggest investigating thoroughly before signing up for such a deal.\nYou might want to look into other ways to use your gaming skills--perhaps work in a cypercafe that specializes in games and teach the patrons how to play.
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You have no right to free p+p with a return product as far as I can see. I had a problem with an online order couple of years ago, where I ordered a present for someone and every time it arrived the casing was broken. No good for a present, I telephoned them and they sent someone to collect it and sent me another with no extra costs as not my fault. I had to do this 3 times before I got one that wasnt broken.\nIn the end they told me not to send the last one back, to keep it for myself at no extra cost aswell as the one that was undamaged.\n\nMost companies will do things as a customer relations goodwill gesture when an error on their part has occurred.\n\nSee this website, you can call them for specific advice.
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it's a scam.  don't do it.\n\nrespectable companies wouldn't require you to pay a dollar amount.
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I was almost scammed by this company also.  Something just did not feel right about the paperwork that they emailed me and the email address was from a Yahoo account, sallyhamilton22@yahoo.com.  I thought that was strange.  They also wanted me to send them $940 as down payment on insurance.  I thought that was strange also.  When I called back I could not get through to the original contact Symone Athill, so I pressed another extension and that guy was Kevin Littlejohn.  He was so nervous speaking to me and he could not tell me their website address or their fax #.  Watch out for this company....
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I recently joined M2C Global as a dealer. Basically, I give out samples of their new energy drink A.C.T.\n\nI joined 2/27/2006 and earned a check my first day. Within 30 days, I was receiving checks 3-4 times a week. Today, just 50 days later, I received three checks.\n\nI do this business from college, while managing day and night classes.\n\nM2C is adding about 1,000 new dealers a day. Some have eneded up in my sales team, so I receive commissions on anything they purchase, or sell.\n\nNot bad for a business that is FREE to join.\n\nIf you have any questions you're welcome to contact me at cblandis88@yahoo.com, and I will gladly answer any questions you have. \n\nsource:\nhttp://www.mym2c.com/?clandis
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Just goto http://www.clickbank.com/cs/cs-inquiry.cgi and do as directed. OR Simply contact ClickBank, mydatajob's payment processor for the refunds providing them your receipt number you got when you made the purchase.\n\nMany of these data entry opportunities are pure scam artists. I am working with http://www.DataEntryCompany.com and they are awesome. Very transparent and great service for customers.
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Nope, that's just business. And its bad customer service. \n\nCancel your order. Time to find a new company to deal with.  \n\nThank goodness you didn't already pay for it.
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oh never send it till you get the payment!  send each person an invoice if you have not already done so...  and if you get no response in a few days  , then you   send an unpaid item notice, thru eBay, which they have to respond to within a certain amount of days and if they don't  you will be reimbursed for your listing charge and you can just re-list it... if you need more specific help let me know and I will walk you through it! best wishes!
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my husband joined about a week ago and he has already made his money back. its just a little investment compared to what you could get back in return. you could make millions if you get in now dont let it pass you up go to     www.burnlounge.com/takit\nown your on music store take the vip package. i really believe in it.
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to continue where the first answerer left off:\n\nAdditional information: Hello Yazid bara,\nThis email confirms that you, lelyazz1, transferred $46.45 to tcason523@msn.com by PayPal.\n\nHello Yazid bara,\nThis email confirms that you sent a payment of $7.50 USD to tcason523@bellsouth.net\n\nThis transaction will appear on your bank statement with the remark :PAYPAL *TCASON523.\n\nGood evening, that's completely untrue, I never received anything. But I paid for my 5 Garth Brooks DVDs. What should we do? Thanks.
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Although I don't have an answer for you other than what was already posted, this is actually good information to have! I was thinking of purchasing from Target.com, but after reading this apparent scam they have, I will take my business elsewhere. Thanks for asking the question and giving me some much needed insight about this companys tactics.
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I did a search and nothing solid turned up aside from this site:  http://www.adamswells.com/~firstpres/fpc4.htm\n\nI suggest you contact your credit card company and inquire for more details.  If they aren't able to furnish any more details  about the business that charged you I suggest you dispute the charge (you have every right to).
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well i have had all kinds of offers and the best one i have seen is that they give you equipment for free, no monthly charges, no minimum requirements and then a small percentage fee per transaction. They all vary upwards from there. see buyerzone.com i got four offers right away there and then used them against each other to get them to keep lowering their prices and requirements.
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I can only comment on our network marketing company that we are distributors for. as we have been going for 27 years , with no debt, every country we open a head office in we buy it cash... We are currently in 114 countries. \nwe dont owe anyone money and our turnover in uk was 34 million and rising.we are ranked the 2nd successful mlm. I cant see any way possible that this would suddenly fold and the distributors lose out. The assets our company own include south fork in Dallas plus a number of other resorts worldwide. \nI feel safe with my company but you never stated which one you are joining and how long they have been going. I would be wary of joining any networking company that did not have a proven track record. before you sign do your homework, get as much info on the co as poss.\nI loved the whole concept of our company and they way that it works, I have since looked at a few other mlm and found their way does not benefit the distributor as much, but that does not mean to say there arent other good ones out there. If you would like to know more dont hesitate in contacting me but include a email for me to contact you back. I think speaking to someone else can help as you get a different view on things and good ideas!!
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Their defense will be that you knowingly used their services.  By making a payment you agreed to the contractual agreements.  I don't think you will win this one with such a defense.  Sorry.
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(Im in the UK, but hopefully its too different in the USA)  \n\nYou have the right to ask who their 'governing body' is and they MUST tell you.\n\nThen tell the company that either they assist you with your problem in a reasonable manner or you will need to go to their governing body.\n\nI would write to the retail company (send it recorded delivery) as you will find that MOST companies request that any complaints be put in writing (this is what they do to make it that little bit harder and time consuming - its done on purpose!!!)  but either way if you email or write  put whatever the problem is to them, and then tell them what you want the outcome to be (dont mess around, if, for example you want a refund, tell them this in no uncertain terms, if you want a replacement, tell them this in no uncertain terms) and then give a deadline for them to respond  to your reqeust (normally 10 working days is acceptable)  (their response may not nescessarily mean RESOLVE - they may send you a letter of acknowledgement saying that they have recieved your letter and will respond to your letter with regard to your complaint within (i.e.) 10 working days etc etc) and then you simply wait for their response, but ensure that, if you do not get a response that you act, as they may be hoping that you 'cant be bothered to take it further' (believe it or not, some companies work on this basis - the consumer not being 'bothered' to uphold their rights')\n\nIf you do need to go further then the fact that you have given the retail company ample time and a chance to resolve the issue already will show as a credit on you to the 'governing body'.  \n\nBy the way - if this retail company offers you anything, for example a 'gift voucher' etc then if you accept this then you are accepting to put an end to the situation and there is no more you can do (WITHOUT PREJUDICE) - so if you want a FULL refund, or a REPLACEMENT then dont accept anything until AFTER you have got what you wanted!!!\n\nBut throughout it all and with EVERYONE you contact regarding this issue then be clear asto what EXACTLY you want and also, give reasonable time limits asto when you expect a response (otherwise they will push it as far they can!!)\n\nGOOD LUCK     -    I hope this helps, but please remember....... this is based on how it would work in the UK