PRO Flowers, Easy Saver,Wethersfield Perhaps Legal Definitely Unethical Nationwide

I most recently observed charges on my credit card that were unknown to me. One Vendors name was EZ Saver, while one Vendors Name is Wethersfield. Recently, I had occassion to call the 800 # on EZ Saver to enquire about a $14,95 charge on my AM EX Credit Card, only to realize that they have been charging me this for about the previous 10 months. Ditto, this month with Wethersfield, except now they now have upped the ante to $83.88.

In both instances after my calling both Vendors, to enquire what the charges were for, and having both Vendors claim that I (we) had signed up for there services while ordering flowers on the ProFlowers Web Site. It seems that at "Check-Out", there is a Hyperlink on the ProFlowers Site that instructs you to click on it if you want Free Delivery of your Flowers, or some such enticement.

I insisted that they cease and desist and was promised a Credit on my Credit Card. I did recieve the credit for 10 months from EasySaver, but not just yet from Wethersfield. My next call was ro Proflowers to instruct them to remove our name(s) from any further e-mail solicitations and advise them that we would not be doing business with them any longer. It remains to be seen if they do so. Why a seemingly legitimate company (ProFlowers) would allign themself's with these scam artists? But they do. I am what they do is legal, but if nothing else it certainly is unethical. I caution everyone reading this to avoid doing business with ProFlowers and if you do, be sure and scrutinise your Billing Statement for these phoney charges...Easy Saver, Wethersfield.

Tony
La Quinta, California
U.S.A.