the franklin prosperity report sucks you in to buy a book for shipping charges only, then uses your credit card information to fraudulently charges you for a subscription you never ordered, then makes it impossible to contact them West Palm Beach, Florida

This publishing company offered an interesting book at shipping price and a free trial of their report. On the 23rd of December (2 days before Xmas), I got an e-mail saying I had to cancel my subscription by midnight. I called the telephone number provided several times to do just that and never succeeded in making personal contact. I left a voice message to cancel and added my negative opinion of their unscrupulous business tactics. I also sent an e-mail in response to theirs, saying to cancel. Today I got a letter from the company saying the money for the subscription would be deducted from my credit card (which I had used to pay for the shipping of the book.) Of course, the letter did not provide a telephone number. 

Irma 

Sault Ste. Marie

Ontario