Comments on: Webloyalty Customers Eligible for Payments Under Class-Action Settlement http://www.xconomy.com/boston/2009/08/27/webloyalty-customers-eligible-for-payments-under-class-action-settlement/ Business + Technology in the Exponential Economy Sat, 11 Feb 2012 03:54:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 By: darlene http://www.xconomy.com/boston/2009/08/27/webloyalty-customers-eligible-for-payments-under-class-action-settlement/comment-page-1/#comment-336354 darlene Sat, 19 Mar 2011 23:10:53 +0000 http://www.xconomy.com/?p=39190#comment-336354 March 19,2011 and shopper Discount/Reservation Rewards is still scamming people.I was scammed through Drugstore.com I thought I was getting a voucher for a future purchase for Drugstore.com, instead I was signrd up for Shopper Discount without my knowing it. They stold $120 from my bank account. Go to Facebook, under:Stop Reservation Rewards from stealing your Money,there is a list of businesses that are associated with them March 19,2011 and shopper Discount/Reservation Rewards is still scamming people.I was scammed through Drugstore.com I thought I was getting a voucher for a future purchase for Drugstore.com, instead I was signrd up for Shopper Discount without my knowing it. They stold $120 from my bank account. Go to Facebook, under:Stop Reservation Rewards from stealing your Money,there is a list of businesses that are associated with them

]]> By: Julie Donalek http://www.xconomy.com/boston/2009/08/27/webloyalty-customers-eligible-for-payments-under-class-action-settlement/comment-page-1/#comment-305904 Julie Donalek Fri, 11 Feb 2011 21:36:04 +0000 http://www.xconomy.com/?p=39190#comment-305904 How do we obtain a list of all the companies that have contracts ith Webloyalty and other such paracytic companies so that we can first avoid them and second, put them all out of business. How do we obtain a list of all the companies that have contracts ith Webloyalty and other such paracytic companies so that we can first avoid them and second, put them all out of business.

]]> By: Pat Williams http://www.xconomy.com/boston/2009/08/27/webloyalty-customers-eligible-for-payments-under-class-action-settlement/comment-page-1/#comment-181628 Pat Williams Fri, 30 Jul 2010 00:39:33 +0000 http://www.xconomy.com/?p=39190#comment-181628 Shopper Discount has been charging me $12 per month for over 2 years.Unfortunately, I just discovered it. I NEVER authorized this membership. I NEVER apply for such things. My information was illegally taken from my purchase of an airline ticket in January of 2008. I called 7/28/2010 to end the charges and the illegal account. The rep said she would send me a form to apply for a refund. It never arrived. I called again today and again requested the form be e-mailed to me. It has not arrived after 5 hours.I asked if I could have my e-mail address repeated back to me to make sure it was correct. I was told by the rep that he could not make any changes to a canceled membership. I cannot find anywhere on the net the CEO address.I need this info to make state and federal complaints. Can you help with that info? Thanks. Shopper Discount has been charging me $12 per month for over 2 years.Unfortunately, I just discovered it. I NEVER authorized this membership. I NEVER apply for such things. My information was illegally taken from my purchase of an airline ticket in January of 2008. I called 7/28/2010 to end the charges and the illegal account. The rep said she would send me a form to apply for a refund. It never arrived. I called again today and again requested the form be e-mailed to me. It has not arrived after 5 hours.I asked if I could have my e-mail address repeated back to me to make sure it was correct. I was told by the rep that he could not make any changes to a canceled membership. I cannot find anywhere on the net the CEO address.I need this info to make state and federal complaints. Can you help with that info? Thanks.

]]> By: Nadav http://www.xconomy.com/boston/2009/08/27/webloyalty-customers-eligible-for-payments-under-class-action-settlement/comment-page-1/#comment-155195 Nadav Thu, 24 Jun 2010 05:47:51 +0000 http://www.xconomy.com/?p=39190#comment-155195 These people are still in the business of fraud - or "almost fraud". My wife went through the same thing a few months ago after buying movie tickets at Fandango.com . $12 per month every month, no billing statements, no nothing. You call them up - "cancel your account" is the first option on their IVR, with the cancellation done by IVR - which means that the system was rigged to begin with. negligible cost to acquire paying subscribers, with the full expectation that once they are on to you they will rather cancel the account then in 5 minutes, rather than spend hours trying to get a refund. 0 value, probably an average of $40-50 per person before they get on to the scam. These people are still in the business of fraud – or “almost fraud”. My wife went through the same thing a few months ago after buying movie tickets at Fandango.com . $12 per month every month, no billing statements, no nothing. You call them up – “cancel your account” is the first option on their IVR, with the cancellation done by IVR – which means that the system was rigged to begin with. negligible cost to acquire paying subscribers, with the full expectation that once they are on to you they will rather cancel the account then in 5 minutes, rather than spend hours trying to get a refund. 0 value, probably an average of $40-50 per person before they get on to the scam.

]]> By: katie http://www.xconomy.com/boston/2009/08/27/webloyalty-customers-eligible-for-payments-under-class-action-settlement/comment-page-1/#comment-116791 katie Mon, 22 Mar 2010 01:12:29 +0000 http://www.xconomy.com/?p=39190#comment-116791 RR ALWAYS posts their number by their charge. A REAL scam company wouldnt. If the number wasnt listed was because of your online statement format!...This company does not steal your credit card! People who shop on the internet need to stop being so ignorant!! These offers are completely separate and take you to a whole other window. Its easy to click out, but when you enter the required information for the offer, of course you are going to be enrolled! Dont be so naive people, NOTHING IS FREE FOREVER!!!!..If it wasnt clear EVERY SINGLE INTERNET SHOPPER would enroll and thats so not the case. RR ALWAYS posts their number by their charge. A REAL scam company wouldnt. If the number wasnt listed was because of your online statement format!…This company does not steal your credit card! People who shop on the internet need to stop being so ignorant!! These offers are completely separate and take you to a whole other window. Its easy to click out, but when you enter the required information for the offer, of course you are going to be enrolled! Dont be so naive people, NOTHING IS FREE FOREVER!!!!..If it wasnt clear EVERY SINGLE INTERNET SHOPPER would enroll and thats so not the case.

]]> By: Rebecca Mills http://www.xconomy.com/boston/2009/08/27/webloyalty-customers-eligible-for-payments-under-class-action-settlement/comment-page-1/#comment-115803 Rebecca Mills Thu, 18 Mar 2010 23:09:08 +0000 http://www.xconomy.com/?p=39190#comment-115803 My husband, Michael, and I just discovered charges from "Reservation Rewards" on our online banking yesterday. The online banking did not provide a full telephone number for me to call in most listings of this charge, so I looked it up on the internet. When I called Reservation Rewards, I asked them how long they had been charging me. They informed me of six months of charges for a service that I wasn't even aware of. I then asked them where they got my credit card number. They informed me it was from KingSizeDirect, where I had purchased school clothes for my son. I had been unwillingly charged by these people a few years ago, so I absolutely know that I did not agree to do any more business with them. I honestly feel that my credit card numbers were stolen. Please help us! We are still being defrauded by this establishment in 2010. My husband, Michael, and I just discovered charges from “Reservation Rewards” on our online banking yesterday. The online banking did not provide a full telephone number for me to call in most listings of this charge, so I looked it up on the internet.

When I called Reservation Rewards, I asked them how long they had been charging me. They informed me of six months of charges for a service that I wasn’t even aware of. I then asked them where they got my credit card number. They informed me it was from KingSizeDirect, where I had purchased school clothes for my son.

I had been unwillingly charged by these people a few years ago, so I absolutely know that I did not agree to do any more business with them. I honestly feel that my credit card numbers were stolen. Please help us! We are still being defrauded by this establishment in 2010.

]]> By: EricaJoy » Blog Archive » Pizza Hut says Web Loyalty scam “provides value to customers” http://www.xconomy.com/boston/2009/08/27/webloyalty-customers-eligible-for-payments-under-class-action-settlement/comment-page-1/#comment-93637 EricaJoy » Blog Archive » Pizza Hut says Web Loyalty scam “provides value to customers” Sun, 22 Nov 2009 19:36:43 +0000 http://www.xconomy.com/?p=39190#comment-93637 [...] claim this scam is good for consumers even after its been targeted for a Senate investigation and settled a class action lawsuit for potentially hundreds of [...] [...] claim this scam is good for consumers even after its been targeted for a Senate investigation and settled a class action lawsuit for potentially hundreds of [...]

]]> By: The business of online loyalty programs « Dance4 http://www.xconomy.com/boston/2009/08/27/webloyalty-customers-eligible-for-payments-under-class-action-settlement/comment-page-1/#comment-93305 The business of online loyalty programs « Dance4 Wed, 18 Nov 2009 18:15:52 +0000 http://www.xconomy.com/?p=39190#comment-93305 [...] been a litany of lawsuits and settlements for years about these programs. In response the marketing companies have promised to change their [...] [...] been a litany of lawsuits and settlements for years about these programs. In response the marketing companies have promised to change their [...]

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