I registered for Calm, wanting to test their one-week free trial. They need credit card information to access it, hence I grudgingly sent it. grave error. I began having problems visiting the site as soon as I registered. It loaded incorrectly and I was unable to use any of the functions. Angry, I attempted calling assistance, but only saw a chat option—no phone number or email. I answered the same overused questions again and over as I worked through their chat system. Rather than fixing the problem, they debited my card and purposefully bypassed the trial time. They informed me the cancelation will only show effect next year when I requested a refund. I feel duped and avoid repeating the mistake of depending on this procedure.
Thinking it would be a decent opportunity to investigate their offerings, I registered for Calm's 7-day free trial. I revoked my subscription on the seventh day, just before the trial concluded. They still charged me for a yearly subscription and took the whole sum out of my bank account notwithstan...
I signed up for the ClarityCheck free trial, but today I received a payment request even though it was supposed to be free. When I tried to log into the site to cancel my subscription, I was unable to do so. This means that as soon as I deposit money into my card, they could automatically withdraw i...
I recently used the IQ test service on MYIQ.COM and noticed that I was charged without proper information or clear consent for a subscription. First, my Mastercard credit card was charged twice for €0.50 (a total of €1). At no point during this process was it clearly indicated that a further charge ...
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