vin alert why is their advertising ok? It says free vin report $3.49. Then they also charge 22.90 till you cancel with them. Well you can't call and cancel @ the number they give. Their phone# has to many numbe You don't have to be smart to see how stupid they are Internet

Dear customer,

There is no need to make a complaint online. VinAlert sells their products through clickbank and they are like paypal excep that they offer 60-day money back guarantee.

To get a refund, all you had to do is go to clickbank.com and open a refund request. I am not sure why you called our voicemail box. all the information is on our FAQ page and in the payment confirmation email (which also has a link to request refunds or get the products).

Thank you

but this is common practice for businesses using a catchy name for their phone number(s).

The actual # is 1-855-846-2537 and the remaining 8 doesn't mean a thing.  The telephone equipment ignores it completely.  When the switching equipment receives the 7 digits, for local calls or the 10 digits for LD calls, it completes and ignores anything further.  The 1 at the start of LD calls just tells the equipment to expect a call to be routed out of the local exchange and that 10 (at least), digits follow.  Try dialing these types of numbers and pause before dialling the last digit...I assure you, the call, if the number is valid in the first place, will complete.

You may or may not have been scammed, but "too many" digits in the alphabetical phone # is not an indicator of a scam.

Before you tell me I don't know what I'm talking about or am lying, I spent 30 years in the telecommunications industry, primarily on the switching office side.