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Article #8814Re: fraud co.--------BMG Music Service
From: Abe Dresler
Date: Mon, 17 Feb 1997 00:00
Date: Mon, 17 Feb 1997 00:00
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Please be aware of the following info: Most of the companies out there who use some type of monthly response (CD clubs, book clubs, et al) provide for positive response versus a negative response. Explanation: In most cases, the company in question says, "If you do not respond by this date, we will send this month's selection to you anyway". You must respond with "No, I don't want this month's selection.". If you fail to respond, (i.e. provide a negative response) you are sent the selection. In a positive response situation, you still get the monthly selection card BUT it is worded much differently. Now the monthly selection card reads, "If you want this month's selection, you must repond or we will NOT send it to you.". If you decide to toss the response card in the trash, you will NOT get the monthly selection. It's obvious why most companies prefer to use the negative response. However, almost all of them will honor your request to switch to a postivie request format. All you need do is call/write them with this request. I subscribe to BMG, Columbia, and several monthly book clubs. None of them has ever refused to switch me to a positive response format. Sometimes, the company stipulates that you must first fulfil your new member minimum purchase agreement (if there was one when you signed up); otherwise, I've never had a problem requesting a positive repsponse. Try it, you may like it ;-) zhang131@imap2.asu.edu wrote: > > Beware that the company is playing a trick on all of you. I never bought > any CD's, all CD's was returned if they mailed to me, but they still > charged me $40 for nothing. If you don't > pay the price, they will damage your credit. If you want to file a lawsuit > against them, they don't give you real address. If you have been frauded by > this Co. please file a complaint at state attorney general's office. If > you know their real address, please send e-mail to me. Thanks. > > Consumer Protection > Attorney General's Office > 1275 W. Washington st. > Phoenix, AZ 85007 > Phone: 1-800-352-8431 > (602)542-5763 >
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