Complaint Review: Filmlush.com - Internet
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- Filmlush.com Internet United States of America
- Phone: 1-877-799-6843
- Web: www.filmlush.com
- Category: On-Line Business
Filmlush.com I was attempting to view the movie Restrep on-line and this company offered a free trial or a membership for $2.95. I went with the trial and then was charged $34.95 after 5 days!!! Didn't even have, Internet
*Consumer Comment: A few tips
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I was attepting to view a movie on-line, and when I googled the movie, this www.filmlush.com popped up and showed I could watch the movie on-line through there website. I registered and it ask for a credit card to verify I was over18. Entered that thinking I was okay since I wanted to see Restrepo, being that I know some of the soldiers in the documentary. Little did I know there was a small disclaimer on the side that said I would be charged in 5 days if I didn't cancel the subscription. They didn't even have Restrepo as an option. Total scam.
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#1 Consumer Comment
A few tips
AUTHOR: Flynrider - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, December 08, 2011
" I registered and it ask for a credit card to verify I was over18. "
This is a common ploy. The only reason that someone asks for your credit card details is to charge you for something. Possession of a credit card number is not proof of anything except that you have a credit card. Anytime any Internet site asks for your CC for "age verification", you will be charged for something.
" Little did I know there was a small disclaimer on the side that said I would be charged in 5 days if I didn't cancel the subscription. "
Every "free trial" has terms and conditions. Most require you to either cancel or return a product within a specified time period. If you sign up for free trials (especially after giving your CC details) without finding out the terms are, you will always be setting yourself up for a nasty surprise.
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