Thought I'd post a quick update on the notification I received from the Attorney General’s office in Pennsylvania. Evidently a file has been opened regarding National Readers Service, Pittsburgh, PA in response to the information presented to them, and an agent has been assigned to “my case”. What a surprise!! I never expected any response since my letter was presented as simply information for their reference not as an unresolved complaint.
I wonder if Mr. Corbett's staff will be as impressed with National Readers Service's "fabulous offer" as the rest of us are? I just hope they don't leave out the real deal(s) (misrepresenting the actual value of their subscriptions, refusing to honor implied cancellation periods, and deceptive disclosure of the costs of other preview offerings to name just a few). If I am "advised of significant developments" as the letter suggests, I'll be sure to post them here.
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If you have found any company's business practices to be deceptive or fraudulent, I strongly encourage you to contact your local consumer protection office and file complaints with the Federal Trade Commission and Attorneys General. Feel free to link this site to any relevant discussion you encounter, help me keep my promise, and make the ability to keep doing this type of business more difficult!!
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Check out who else is checking out National Readers Service:
> December 24, 2009: Pennsylvania Attorney General opens file on National Readers Service, Pittsburgh, PA
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> Rip Off Report complaint about International Marketing Association (a.k.a., National Readers Service, et al) .
Don't miss the links in the text and in the handy sidebar.
theNRSscam blog was created to provide general magazine subscription scam information, consumer protection resources, specific information about National Readers Service, and suggestions for dealing with magazine subscription scams.
If you have found any company's business practices to be deceptive or fraudulent, I strongly encourage you to contact your local consumer protection office and file complaints with the Federal Trade Commission and Attorneys General. Feel free to link this site to any relevant discussion you encounter, help me keep my promise, and make the ability to keep doing this type of business more difficult!!
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Check out who else is checking out National Readers Service:
> December 24, 2009: Pennsylvania Attorney General opens file on National Readers Service, Pittsburgh, PA
>NRS, Pittsburgh responds to the Attorney General> December 30, 2009: Kansas Attorney General demands trial by jury against Publisher’s Renewal Service d/b/a National Readers Service, and Treasure Coast Renewals, et al. Check out the court documents at courthousenews.com
Check out something interesting:
> Rip Off Report complaint about International Marketing Association (a.k.a., National Readers Service, et al) .
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