Beth Dilley Fraudulent prescription assistance program

My husband got on this sight about a month ago, when it looked like our insurance wouldn't cover my eye drops and the pharmacy was asking for $700 for the script. I was supposed to verify income, and when I realized that we make way too much to be eligible for the program, I didn't complete the process. However, they still charged our card twice in a month, $50 each time.

Meanwhile when we try to cancel, it is impossible to cancel, the phone number gives an 'all circuits are busy' message and hangs up, and you cannot remove your card from the credit card field on their website. The only weay out of this debacle is to cancel the card, which is a huge pain.

This is fraudulent and predatory, they do not honor what they say, and I believe the entire thing exists just to capture your info. They sent paperwork asking for my w2s and tax info also, to 'verify income'. At that point I was like, nope, not today criminals!