National Congress of Employers NCE, I should have known better: Suckered on National Congress of Employers or NCE none listed don't know

 I'm 86 years old and should have known better.  I need some new glasses and a hearing aid and my wife needs some dental work, so when the telemarketer told me NCE would pay 50% of the bill for glasses, hearing aids, and dental work I became curious and listened too long.  He told me it was not an insurance, but a discount plan and that Wal Mart Vision was included.  I told the super salesman that I would not buy anything until I read the brochure to be sure what I was purchasing. 

He assured me this was going to save me 50% on all the things I needed, and that he could not send me any brochures or written advertisements until I had signed up.  HANG UP, STUPID!  But I did not.  I agreed to try it and gave him my bank account information.  The plan was to cost me $39.95 a month after a $25.00 registeration fee.  Sucker!  The money was deducted from my checking account September 26, and the plan was to be effective October 15. 

The information I have received has no mailing address, no email address, no city or state designation, only a couple of telephone numbers that I'll try Monday morning.

I went to Wal Mart to check on my new glasses.  They never heard of National Congress of Employees.  I called Sam's and another Wal Mart with the same results. 

I have never received a "packet" from them.  I did get a list of dentists close by, and discovered that the dental plan is connected to Aetna Dental, with no guarantee of any discount or co-payment.  Early in October I called NCE and cancelled my membership and called my bank and had them cancel the automatic withdrawal.  For the month of October there was no withdrawal, but on November 6 they made another $39.95 withdrawal. 

I'm in the process of trying to contacting NCE and will contact my bank to try to get this mess straightened out.  DON'T BE A SUCKER! I've done it for you.