movie land keeps sending me payment reminders for something I never ordered, how do I cancel the subscripsion?
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As far as I'm aware Movieland is now defunkt but surprise, surprise it's back again but this time under the guise of Moviepass.\n\nMoviepass is something that surupticiously installs itself on a users computer then after 3 days increasingly frequent pop-ups appear demanding a monthly or annual subscription.\n\nIf this sounds familiar then try the instructions on this page... http://profend.com/answers/moviepass.html although they're written specifically for Moviepass you should find they work for Movieland as well (just substitute the word Moviepass for Movieland in the instructions).  There's also a customer support phone number on that page as well.\n\nHope this resolves the problem if you haven't yet been able to do so.
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Send an email to webmaster@movieland.com
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In many cases the previous answers would resolve the problem but Moviepass is something different.\n\nIt's a whole bunch of files and programs that have installed themselves on your computer.\n\nWhat I can't understand is that you say Moviepass appears when you go to your homepage.  Through my website I've helped 40,000 people remove Moviepass but this is the first time I've heard of this happening.\n\nMoviepass is programmed so that when you switch your computer on you get an annoying pop-up that plays music and demands payment, it lasts for 90 seconds and freezes everything else on your computer.  It also appears at intervals which get more and more frequent.  Does this sound familiar?\n\nYou'll find everything you need to know about Moviepass and how to remove it from your computer on this page: http://profend.com/answers/moviepass \n\nIf Moviepass has actually changed your homepage then I'd really appreciate it if you could e-mail me and let me know.  That way I can amend my webpage and let visitors know what to do if this has happened to them.
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You won't be able to close the pop-ups as what you're getting on your screen is a 90 second broadcast created by a program installed on your hard-drive.  I'm guessing it's a message from 'Cate' threatening you with legal action and to impair your credit rating, the pop-up can't be closed, minimized or anything and it's playing awful porno style music.\n\nIf you're *positive* that you didn't agree to install Moviepass then they can't make you pay - that's the law, simple as that.\n\nYou won't be able to delete it using Add / Remove programs or by highlighting the file or folder and deleting it - this will either take you to their website or tell you the program can't be deleted.  To get round this you need to use Task manager to shut down the programs before deleting them or you need to start your computer in Safe Mode.\n\nIn the last feew days Norton Anti Virus has added Moviepass to thei list of known problems, if you have Norton then get the latst updates and run a full system scan.  Panda Internet Security and PC Tools Spyware Doctor are the other 2 programs that will automatically remove Moviepass.\n\nIf you go to this website: http://profend.com/answers/moviepass there's more info about Moviepass and how to automatically or manually remove it.  If you go to the FAQ page there's info about Moviepass the company and the position in respect of them making charges.\n\nFollow the instructions on this site to permenantly get rid of all traces of Moviepass.
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Contact the company you placed your order with and complain that you paid for 2 day service and still haven't gotten your order.  They will most likely give you some kind of credit.
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My son got the same thing. I ended up going into the Registry Editor and removing all of the entries manually. Just go to Start > Run > type regedit, then do a Find (under Edit at the top left) and type in Movie Pass. When it finds an entry, delete it and then hit Find Next until there are no more entries. Spybot and Adaware won't remove it.
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not sure but have you tried canceling your sub. or signing out,,then try signing up again using dif. info. like password,username,id. ,email adr. good luck...
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http://www.schrockinnovations.com/removemoviepass.php
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If you paid by credit card, contact the credit card complany and cancel payment on the item.  That's the reason we use credit cards!  Once they realize they aren't getting their $$ I bet they start listening to you.\n\nSorry about your bad experience.
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LOL sending a free DVDRW from MALAYSIA, sounds like a classic scam, they'll ask for your personal info and u'll never get a cent, he may even ask for payment using money order.  dont trust that guy.
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if you receive it in the email look at the bottom of the page & it should have something that says you do not want to continue having this provider emailing you & it should stop coming
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To remove Moviepass and that annoying women.popup, look here:\nhttp://profend.com/answers/moviepass.html
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You can go to www.youtube.com and follow these steps:\nClick on "My subscriptions"\nClick on the subscription you want to unsubscribe from.\nThe button "Unsubscribe" will appear on the right.\nClick on it and you're done.\n\nN.B.: It might take a while for the subscription to actually disappear from the list of your subscriptions. However, when you try to unsubscribe again, it will say "This subscription has already been removed.". You'll just have to wait.
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Virus, adware and spyware scans will probably not detect Moviepass as it's none of these things.  It's actually a bunch of programs that have got themselves installed on your computer.\n\nWhatever you do, do not give them your visa card details or any other personal info.  If the program has become installed without anyone authorising it then you do not have to pay them anything.\n\nFor more info and full removal instructions go here http://profend.com/answers/moviepass
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don't know if it's availible to you there, but you can try netflix. you pay for however many movies you want to recieve at one time, they come in about 2 days, you return them whenever you want ( no late fees ) and then you'll get the next one(s) on your list, postage paid too!! I love it!!
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I think you'll agree with me when I say that Moviepass is a pain in the you know where.\n\nJust need to clarify that it's moviepass.tv and not moviepass.com you're referring to.  On the basis that it is then...\n\nMoviepass it seems, is something that installs itself on a users computer without their knowledge.  It lies dormant for 3 days after which time it places ever more frequent pop-ups on your screen demanding subscription charges - this being on the basis that you didn't cancel during the initial 3 day trial period (the same 3 days when you didn't even know it was on your computer).\n\nIt's something that's affected a lot of people - on Answers alone there's about 60 posts similar to yours.\n\nAnyway, the good news is that you can get rid of it but it takes a bit of doing.  On this webpage that I've created here... http://profend.com/answers/moviepass.html you'll find step by step instructions taking you through the removal procedure.\n\nGood luck in removing it and if you get a moment please give me some feedback about how successful it was, did the instructions make sense etc (either on here or use the link on the webpage).
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Do not give your username and password out to that guy. Bad idea.\n\nUnforuntately you will have to wait until your yearly subscription is up, cancel it and then purchase a monthly subscription.\nYou can go to billing.yahoo.com to manage your subcriptions.