Complaint Review: FreePayZone - Nationwide
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- FreePayZone freepayzone.com/main/ Nationwide U.S.A.
- Phone: 866-566-4237
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- Category: Fortune Tellers
FreePayZone Refuses to stop spamming Ripoff Internet Nationwide
*Consumer Suggestion: Block their email address
Show customers why they should trust your business over your competitors...
FreePayZone will not allow you to unsubsribe from receiving their unsolicted emails-they do not answer there phones despite their own statements of how they go out of their way to make it easy to unsubscribe and how they do not "spam" people. They will bombard your e-mail with "special offers" that require credit card info etc. I am sure they are some shady con artists!
Ed
wichita falls, Texas
U.S.A.
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#1 Consumer Suggestion
Block their email address
AUTHOR: Juliet - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, January 28, 2007
Block their email addresses with your address book feature.
If they send under different email addresses, block them also.
I obviously have no idea who your Internet Service Provider is, but with AOL, it's really easy to block addresses. I put the cursor on the address it was sent from, Right Click, and a number of options come up, one being "Block Address".
With the Spam Filter, I can put in words I want automatically sent to "Spam", like "oprah", "lose weight", "quit smoking", and other annoying excessively common words I find in spam.
Don't bother with "unsubscribe" options. That just confirms, for the company, they have a good, valid email address to send email to.
Yes, the companies are supposed to honor unsubscribe requests, but who's going to sue them if they don't?
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