deceptive business practice

[electricalperson]

this thread will probably be closed because its not really electrical.

heres the deal. a company that helps people get government grants charges 1.98 for a free cd. you just pay shipping. no where on the front page says a charge of 69.95. if you read the terms and conditions it says they will charge a monthly fee of sixty-nine-nienty five dollars. its not the numbers like 1.98 like it was on the front page.

i believe they use the words because most people wont notice the price because its not numbers. im not the only person who was scammed by this. just google the grant university to see for yourself.

i believe they are using deceptive business practices to get 70 dollars from every fool who signs up. they said theres a 7 day trial period but it takes 8 days to get the cd.

if the thread is closed can you business experts give me some advice in PM's?

 

[peter d]

Buyer beware.

Furthermore, I'd rather starve to death than accept a handout from the government. Grant programs smack of socialism to me.

 

[SEO]

Were you able to get out of the contract?

 

[iwire]

Call your credit card people.