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Get A Free $50.00 Gift Card Pop Up Ad ripoff I was to receive a $50.00 gift card free after buying a video professor program and I haven't received it Twice this has happened Nationwide
*Consumer Comment: Video Professor Scam .. watch out for the $69.95 charge that comes if you do not return the two discs
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I would sure appreciate if you would let me know What the name of the website is that video professor sponsors for receiving free $50.00 gift cards.
For instance, this is the second time now. The first time I was asked if I support gay marriages, and for my reply of no, I was to receive a free $50.00 gift card to
Best Buy Stores if I'd order one of the Video Professor products, or a major credit card so I chose the Video Professor computer lessons.
This time, I was to receive a $50.00 gift card to Wal-Mart for answering if I would vote for President Bush this election. Again I ordered the video professor lesson.
I always correctly get charged for and receive the Video Professor programs, but I've lost $100.00 so far in gift cards, and someone needs to know this is fraud, or not legal when this company that Video Professor is sponsoring, schemes like this. If there's any way that you can help let me know the information I'm asking for so I can report this, or let the website know I still need both of my gift cards, I'd sure be grateful.
Once can be accidently, but more than that, is taking advantage of the customer don't you think? I've done my part by ordering the Video Professor lessons, and have paid what was necessary each time, but someone isn't keeping their side of this agreement.
Thanks so much for your prompt reply and service.
Linda
Quimby, Iowa
U.S.A.
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#1 Consumer Comment
Video Professor Scam .. watch out for the $69.95 charge that comes if you do not return the two discs
AUTHOR: William - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Friday, September 03, 2004
To Linda,
Just wanted to say that I too did one of the promotions where I was to receive a Sony Play Station for doing any of the two promotions offered. I chose to apply for a discover card for which I was turned down, and the Video Professor computer tutorial CD's.
I got the the CD I wanted (for the 6.95 S&H charge) plus two I did not want, that came in the same package.
Don't know how you paid for it, but watch out for the $69.95 charge that comes if you do not return the two discs that you did not order, within 10 days specified. They will also keep sending you different tutorials and charging you for them ($69.95 a pop) unless you call and cancel.
If you haven't already, I highly recommend that you read all the reports here on the Video Professor, because you may be getting some charges you did not expect.
Best of luck to you.
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