Reader's Digest Association, Inc. and Liz Vaccariello, Editor-In-Chief of Reader's Digest Scam! Unordered book. No contact information. Louisville, Kentucky

I received a book that I did not order.  Attempts to find online a phone number or contact information proved unsuccessful.  There were many sites for "Reader's Digest", and none had a good contact number.  One site sent me to an automated voice who told me I won 2 nights in the Bahamas--JUST FOR CALLING!They never ID'd themselves, but I doubt it was a legitimate number for Reader's Digest.

I came across this site in my search, and decided to join/ and make a report after seeing that another person had posted( almost 3 years ago) for the SAME problem with Reader's Digest.  Apparently the SCAM lives on.  I guess I should expect a bill from Arizona next week sometime.

Reader's Digest is the 3rd company that has pulled this on me.  Attempts to return items to address on package is futile, as I have been harassed for payment, because to return it to the company, it is a different address!  To get THAT address, you have to OPEN the package, and then you have to PAY for its return!!

Me, as a consumer, just can't win with this scam artists.  I have been an avid reader of Reader's Digest, with subscriptions in the past, and still read when I have the time, but now they have just lost a customer FOREVER.  Shame on you Reader's Digest!