Complaint Review: Motley Fool - Alexandria Virginia
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Motley Fool Could not cancel Global gain subscription Alexandria Virginia
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I was subscribed to their global gain service in September, 2008. They charged about $300 to my credit card for one year's service. Early this month (Oct 2008) I decided to cancel it. I could not find any phone numbers on their website, only an email address. So I sent an email to the address they listed as " email this address if you want to cancel". I waited a week. No reply. I sent them another email. No reply. I sent a 3rd, 4th email, all received no reply at all. I 'm still waiting (today is 10/27/2008).
This is a bad company with poor customer service. Can you imagine they don't have a phone number to reach them!
Stay away from it.
Anna
Allen, Texas
U.S.A.
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AUTHOR: Andy Houston - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, November 16, 2008
I have been a subscriber to Motley Fool for a little over 3 years. I have noticed they do push a lot of "Studies" and Reports, (Hidden Gems, Rule Breakers, Million $ Portfolio, etc) at you, I have tried some and dropped them after their initial year. If you just ignore them and only take their basic "Stock Advisor" report which is about $149/ year (but often sold at $99 special pricing), you will see everything you need. Just cruising their website and reading the other users tips and comments will be a good education for most people. Their only other report I like is the "Rule Your Retirement" which I will continue and I will drop the basic report as I find this one more in tune with my current positions and needs.
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