myheritage myheritage stole my pension leaving me pennyless Internet

i have since heard from my heritage and it seems they feel the fault is of my own doing. i can not dispute this as i have mental health problems and short term memory problems.

but they say they will refund me. i wait in hope and if/when they do i will gladly write a apology on here. and a thank you.

i stand by the fact they have made me feel very ill indeed as it is taking many days to get any reply from them.

how rude you are in your reply. i actually am not in sound mind so there you go. am i foolish yes for trusting yes. did they actually steel my pension yes they have. i cancelled my free trial with in the time they stated so not to be charged.

i have a emails from them concerning this. thank goodness my bank is not run by some one with your attitude. they have put a stop on them. also i have a appt with a certain media today and will prove my case.

 This is a situation of your own doing unfortunately. While you may be ill and disabled Im sure your MIND is still sharp. When YOU entered in YOUR payment information YOU clicked on a "I Agree" button or tab. By doing so YOU gave them express permission and access to YOUR account. Its sad because its only going to get worse. See a electronic contract has the same weight and value as a paper contract. As your ISP assigns YOU a unique number, that is used as YOUR electronic signature. I would caution you that in the future YOU take a few mins and READ what YOU are agreeing to. We as a SPECIES have so fallen in love with the computer that we drop ALL of our usual safe guards. WE give more information to our computer then you would give to a stranger on the street. WE put MORE TRUST into a website then we would a family member. It has to change and the ONLY way that happens is if each of us take responsibility for our actions done online.