Businessmax - Vista Print ripoff Internet

After doing more research..I discovered that my visa card was also charged from a place called Shopper Discount.

I contacted my bank to try and stop any further transactions from these theives. I then searched the web to find WLI Shopper Discount, to come up with a link http://www.wlishopperdiscount.net.
Which took me to Shopper Discounts and Rewards.

After looking over the site and trying to contact customer service I discovered that the phone number was the same as on my bank statement. I called..only to find out that Vista Print had enrolled me in their discount membership!! They are going to charge me $10.00 a month for a membership that I had no knowledge of.

I cancelled my membership and asked for my money to be refunded, they agreed and hung up on me!!
How's that for customer service?? I'm curious as to how many other "rip off business" Vista Print gave or SOLD my information to.

It's nice to know that there are still some decent people out there amongst the immoral heathens. Thanks Rip-off Report personnel and community!

I have tracked down phone numbers for the following "companies"

Businessmax: 1-800-584-2217
Vista Print: 1-800-514-6591

1-800-721-6214
WLI Shopper
Discount:

1-800-889-8776

Turns out both Bussinessmax & Shopper Discount are in league with Vista Print and both were charging me "membership" fees through Vista Print..that I had no knowledge or authorization of! All three have been contacted and Businessmax and Shopper Discount has agreed to refund my bank account! We shall see? Take Care

I Use Vista Print and researched them thoroughly before using them. If you read the legals they use outside companys and these companys will be the ones collecting from you. If you did not want to agree to this then you should have never signed up. I believe you don't have a case since they do disclose what and how they do their bus.

I agree with JP on this.

I have used Vista Print for a number of items and have never had any of these charges applied.

If the consumer takes time to read what they are entering into, they can save themselves a heap of aggravation. The information is there every time you order a product. All you have to do is read it before you complete your order and don't just click through every box and page that comes up.

It seems a lot of buyers are attracted to VP because of the reasonable prices, but an awful lot seem to have problems because of the rewards program (which by the way, you don't have to take).