Hearst Magazines

Review: Ordered and prepaid for a magazine subscription for a gift in April 2014, bank charge was deducted immediately from online order. Made phone call in May over non-delivery, and again at the end of June for the same. Operator said I was not allowing enough time and that they showed delivery of 2 issues. Verified address, found to be correct. Ask for a full refund and was told I would only receive a partial refund because of issued already sent, however never received by me. Customer service operator extremely rude, talked over my concern the entire call and did not want to hear me side or request for full refund. Only restated a partial refund amount and told to wait for issues to arrive.Desired Settlement: I want a full refund of $15.00 for subscription prepaid for 2 years of Elle Magazine, ordered in April , and never received an issue.

Business

Response:

This Office represents The Hearst Corporation and your e-mail of June **, 2014 concerning the gift subscription of [redacted] to Elle Magazine, which is published by Hearst Magazines, has been referred to me for reply. Please be advised that a refund of $13.75 was sent back to [redacted]’s credit card. A refund check of $1.25 was processed for [redacted] on July *, 2014 to the address in [redacted]. The check will be delivered within 2-3 weeks.

If you need further assistance, please feel free to contact me directly.

Consumer

Response:

I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me and the matter has been resolved.

Sincerely,

Review: We have received copies of. Cosmopolitan magazine that we never ordered for the past year. We don't know if we are being billed. I've called and emailed asking them to stop with no response.Desired Settlement: An explanation as to why they are sending this magazine and we want to know if we are paying for this some how. If so,we want to be reimbursed. Bottom line STOP sending the magazine!!

Business

Response:

This Office represents The Hearst Corporation and your e-mail of October **, 2013 concerning the subscription of [redacted] to Cosmopolitan magazine, which is published by Hearst Magazines, has been referred to me for reply. Please be advised that this order was received through an independent sales agency. We have suspended service and sent the information to the agency. The agency is: [redacted] Tel. #: ###-###-#### or fill out the customer service form at [redacted]. We apologize for the inconvenience.

If you need further assistance, please feel free to contact me directly.

Consumer

Response:

I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me and the matter has been resolved.

Sincerely,

Review: Hi. I memo and post dated a personal check, whick they cashed before available funds.Desired Settlement: [redacted] has applied charges and/or fees to my Direct Deposit account; these have to be reversed or desolved.

Business

Response:

This Office represents The Hearst Corporation and your e-mail of July **, 2013 concerning the subscription of [redacted] to O, The Oprah Magazine, which is published by Hearst Magazines, has been referred to me for reply. Please be advised that our subscription process is automated. We are not equipped to hold checks until a later date specified on checks. However, in the interest of a resolution to [redacted]’s issue we refunded the check amount and continued his subscription without charge. While we regret the overdraft fee charged by [redacted]’s bank, Hearst is not responsible for consumer’s overdraft fees imposed by their bank.

If you need further assistance, please feel free to contact me directly.

[redacted]/ Hearst Corporation/ Office of General Counsel/

Business

Response:

We are in receipt of Mr. [redacted] response. As previously stated, our subscription process is automated. It does not hold post dated checks. Hearst is not responsible for consumer’s overdraft fees imposed by their bank. What we were able to do was refund his money and continue his subscription without charge.

[redacted]/ Hearst Corporation/ Office of General Counsel/ 300 West 57th Street – 40th Floor

New York, NY 10019/ Tel: ###-###-####/ Fax: ###-###-####/ [redacted]

Consumer

Response:

I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me and the matter has been resolved.

Sincerely,

Review: Good Houskeeping did not honor my paid subscription thru 7-**-2015 and I paid for 2 years through that date.

They delivered for one year and then stopped. I have written documentation of subscription dates.

They are now billing me and sending a $10 invoice from the Credit Department.

Send the magazine until July **, 2015 as contracted and I may even reorder because my wife likes Good Houskeeping.

or

stop contacting me.

I will contact the AG if they continue to bill me for a subscription already paid for.Desired Settlement: Send the magazine until July **, 2015 as contracted

or stop contacting me.

Business

Response:

This Office represents The Hearst Corporation and your e-mail of October *, 2014 concerning the subscriptions of [redacted] to Good Housekeeping and Woman’s Day magazines, which are published by Hearst Magazines, has been referred to me for reply. Please be advised that the last paid order we have on our files was processed on July **, 2013 for 12 issues for $7.87 and [redacted] added a 1 year (12 issues of Woman’s Day for $2.00 (see enclosed order card). This subscription expired with the September 2014 issue. The subscription was automatically renewed on April [redacted] for one year $10.00 and an invoice was sent to [redacted]. We apologize for the inconvenience.

If you need further assistance, please feel free to contact me directly.

Review: I have submitted an online request 3 separate times to be removed from the Esquire email list and I still am receiving emails from this company. They refuse to remove me from their contact database and spam my inbox with emails that I do not care to receive.Desired Settlement: Remove me from your mailing and contact list in all forms from Hearst publishing. I no longer wish to get communications from you

Business

Response:

This Office represents The Hearst Corporation and your e-mail of July *, 2014 concerning e-mails from Esquire magazine to [redacted], which is published by Hearst Magazines, has been referred to me for reply. Please be advised that we have processed an opt out on the website for [redacted]. We apologize for the inconvenience.

If you need further assistance, please feel free to contact me directly.

Review: I have been receiving billing invoices from this business with payment requested either online or to the address I have listed. They claim that I subscribed to their publication, which I did NOT!They provide only the webaddress and the P.O. Box address but give no other contact information such as a telephone number. I started receiving these invoices when a friend of mine subscribed to a DR. OZ magazine in my name as a gift.I believe that this is probably a scam and that if I'm stupid enough to send a check or pay online with my credit card that I will probably leave myself wide open for identity theft.If not, and it is legit then I want the invoices to stop. I did NOT subscribe to this magazine and will not under any circumstances ever pay them or anyone else a red cent.

Account_Number: [redacted]Desired Settlement: DesiredSettlementID: Other (requires explanation)

Invoices stopped. Deceptive subscriptions stopped

Business

Response:

This Office represents The Hearst Corporation and your e-mail of September **, 2014 concerning the subscription of [redacted] to HGTV magazine, which is published by Hearst Magazines, has been referred to me for reply. Please be advised that the subscription order that was entered for this account has been cancelled (see attached order card). [redacted] may disregard any further invoices that he may receive and his name and address have been removed from our promotional mailing list. We apologize for the inconvenience.

If you need further assistance, please feel free to contact me directly.

Consumer

Response:

I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me and the matter has been resolved.

Sincerely,

Review: I subscribed to Esquire Magazine a little over a year ago for a one year subscription for my husband. I have been sent multiple pieces of mail notifying me that my one year subscription was ending and offered an option to renew, WHICH I DID NOT opt to do. Today I received a rude email telling me that "several months ago I renewed my gift subscription" and then stated that it was still "UNPAID...PASTDUE....IGNORED." I never renewed my subscription nor did I ever send anything to the company stating that I wanted to continue to receive the magazine past the one year subscription. The email is very threatening and I do not appreciate being told to pay for something that I don't want nor that I requested.Desired Settlement: I do not want this company harassing me and making me out to be a liar and a thief. I paid in full for what I requested and they are trying to hook me for more money for a subscription I did not ask to be renewed.

Business

Response:

This Office represents The Hearst Corporation and your e-mail of November *, 2014 concerning the subscription of [redacted] to Esquire magazine, which is published by Hearst Magazines, has been referred to me for reply. Please be advised that the renewal order that was entered for this account has been cancelled. [redacted] may disregard any further invoices that he may receive and his name and address have been removed from our promotional mailing list. His current paid subscription will expire with the January/February 2015 issue. We apologize for the inconvenience. If you need further assistance, please feel free to contact me directly. [redacted]

Review: Esquire Magazine deducted money from my checking account without my permission. They obtained my debit card card number through E cigs who was running a promotional offer and the representative told me I would receive 3 magazines and a $50 Walmart Gift card and I could cancel anytime without any fees or penalty. I never received any magazines or any gift card, only a deduction from my account for $19.95. I have tried contacting Esquire but they have no phone number and the only way to get through is to enter an account number located on the mailing label which I do not have because they have never mailed me anything.Desired Settlement: $19.95

Business

Response:

This Office represents The Hearst Corporation and your e-mail of January **, 2014 concerning the subscription of Clay Daniel Cardin to Esquire magazine, which is published by Hearst Magazines, has been referred to me for reply. Please be advised that we are unable to locate a subscription with [redacted]’s name and address and we do not have any promotions that would give him 3 magazines and a Wal-Mart card, this must be from a different company. If [redacted]’s would provide us with a copy of his bank statement showing that the withdrawal from his account in the amount of $19.95 was from our corporation, we can investigate further and try to resolve this matter promptly. [redacted]’s should white-out ( or otherwise redact) his account numbers on the copies of his bank statement for his own protection.

If you need further assistance, please feel free to contact me directly.

Review: Failure to perform as promised. Bait and switch sales tactics to increase the budget significantly. Caused significant losses of $50K in 2months.

The service that was provided was disastrous, and would have destroyed my business if gone on any longer. This was a mistake, and this web services did not deliver as promised! I was virtually invisible on the internet, and I'm in [redacted]! It cost me, conservatively, well over $50,000 in volume, from Oct. ** to Dec. [redacted]. I took [redacted] Adwords back on Dec. [redacted]., or the damages to me would have doubled. I have documented all of the correspondence from the time this company paused my [redacted] Adwords campaign weeks before having a web-site ready to go live, to the poor visibility of showing up on even just my top 50 keywords out of 300. After almost 2 months, I only showed up on 11 of the top 50. This is obviously unacceptable! I was then told that it takes 3 to 4 months to ramp up this campaign. My question was, then why did you pause my [redacted] Adwords, and why wasn't this disclosed to me up front? I know exactly what was discussed and expressed in emails. This company's bait and switch tactics worked once to up my budget, and that didn't even improve the performance. I have asked to terminate this relationship on 3 previous emails, but they continued to hold the web-site over my head, and tried to assure me that it will improve. NOT! I have redirected my host to my own web-site, and I have permanently terminated their services in a formal meeting. My losses far exceed their billing. I would prefer to lick my wounds and walk away, but they have now sent my balance to a collection agency. I have everything documented, as well a . I will be happy to forward all documented evidence upon request. None of this would have happened if they would have performed as promised!Desired Settlement: Call off the Collection Agency and accept the fact that the contract signed is null and void do to lack of performance and services.

Business

Response:

On behalf of the party identified in the Complaint as Hearst Media Services Bay Area ("Hearst"), I have been informed that, following the filing of [redacted]'s Complaint, Hearst and [redacted] have been in communication and have reached a resolution of the Complaint. Accordingly, it is my understanding that this matter has been resolved.

Consumer

Response:

I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me and the matter has been resolved.

Sincerely,

Review: I subscribed to the Dr. Oz The Good Life magazine in June of 2014. My payment was processed June [redacted] and I received my first issue in July. I just received a notice that I am being put in their "Bad Debt File" for no payment when my bank account shows payment on June [redacted]. There is no contact number to reach to sort this out.Desired Settlement: I would like this business to correct their billing error for account #[redacted] and send me confirmation that they cleaned up their mess and apologize for the letter regarding putting me in a bad debt file.

Business

Response:

This Office represents The Hearst Corporation and your e-mail of August *, 2014 concerning the subscription of [redacted] to Dr. Oz magazine, which is published by Hearst Magazines, has been referred to me for reply. Please be advised that the order that was processed on June *, 2014, was a paid order. On February **, 2014, we received a credit gift order from [redacted], for a one year gift subscription to [redacted] for $15.00. We will forward that invoice to [redacted]. We apologize for the inconvenience.

If you need further assistance, please feel free to contact me directly.

Consumer

Response:

I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID# [redacted], and have determined that my complaint has NOT been resolved because:

[Your Answer Here]

There is no invoice that needs to be sent to [redacted]. He subscribed me to the magazine & paid the $15.00. You created 2 invoices in error

In order for the Revdex.com to appropriately process your response, you MUST answer the question above.

Sincerely,

Business

Response:

As previously stated, we have cancelled the account. Your current paid account will expire with the July/August 2015 issue.

Consumer

Response:

That was not previously stated but now that it is, I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me and the matter has been resolved.

Sincerely,

Review: I originally subscribed to House Beautiful through DiscountMags.com in Jan 2013. The term of the subscription was $5.00 for 10 issues. At no time was I aware that this was an auto-renewal subscription. My order confirmation email mentions nothing about this being an auto-renewal. When my subscription ended House Beautiful sent me an invoice for $18.97 for what I thought was a new subscription. As I wasn't interested, I didn't reply. However, they have continued to send me invoices and the magazine even though I didn't request to renew my subscription. I now have received what appears to be a threat to send this to collections if I don't pay the $18.97. The invoice has no phone number to call to speak to anyone at the magazine company. They shouldn't have renewed my subscription and they shouldn't have been sending me copies of the magazine. I don't believe this I owe this money and I want my account balance sent to$0.00 and nothing negative to be reported to any credit bureau. If they would provide a phone number I would have called to try and fix this with them but they do not have any number on the invoice.Desired Settlement: account balance of $0.00

nothing negative sent to any credit bureau

no further contact from company

Business

Response:

This Office represents The Hearst Corporation and your e-mail of June **, 2014 concerning the subscription of [redacted] to House Beautiful magazine, which is published by Hearst Magazines, has been referred to me for reply. Please be advised that the renewal order that was entered for this account has been cancelled. [redacted] may disregard any further invoices that she may receive and her name and address have been removed from our promotional mailing list. Her credit will not be affected. We apologize for the inconvenience.

If you need further assistance, please feel free to contact me directly.

Consumer

Response:

I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me and the matter has been resolved.

Sincerely,

Review: My complaint is against Hearst Corp. who publishes the Town&Country Magazine, which my complaint is with. Here is a run-down...

I received a request to renew by 5/**/14. On 4/**/14 I sent back the Customer Notice stating NO RENEWAL - Don't Ask Again! [redacted]

Within a few weeks, I get an Invoice for the magazine.... On 5/**/14 I sent it back with NO across front and stated Re-Read what I sent on 4/**/14....(recopied original) If you don't stop HARASSING me, I will contact the Better Business! [redacted]

Yesterday; 6/*/14, I received another INVOICE from the INVOICING BUREAU in an envelope that states on the outside it was MAILED WITH PERMISSION from AUTHORIZATION OFFICER/AGENT NUMBER [redacted]...... With a due date of 6/**/14.....

Is there anything you can do to assist me in this matter??? I have copies of all correspondence.

Sincerely,

[redacted]Desired Settlement: A statement showing that I don't owe anything, and that they will not contact me again!

How do I get them to leave me alone???? That is all I want! That is all I asked from the beginning.... It has nothing to do w/the cost of the magazine, I just don't want it anymore.... I Despise the AUTOMATIC RENEWAL procedure that magazines are doing, and thought I was cutting it off at the chase by responding in advance! Stopping before the renewal... guess they want to harass me???????

Business

Response:

This Office represents The Hearst Corporation and your e-mail of June *, 2014 concerning the subscription of [redacted] to Town and Country magazine, which is published by Hearst Magazines, has been referred to me for reply. Please be advised that the renewal order that was entered for this account has been cancelled. [redacted] may disregard any further invoices that she may receive and her name and address have been removed from our promotional mailing list. We apologize for the inconvenience.

If you need further assistance, please feel free to contact me directly.

Consumer

Response:

I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me and the matter has been resolved.

Sincerely,

Review: We at one time had magazine subscriptions through this company. We have stopped subscribing to these magazine but are still getting Subscription request for them. We have responded by returning the subscription request back and advising them that we no longer wish to receive any further magazines. We have been continuously receiving subscription request from this company on two magazines (Good Housekeeping and Country Living) where we have returned the request with written request to stop sending us the magazines as we do not want them. We cannot find a telephone number to contact them so we continue to send them back the request to seize any further contact. We are now getting threats that our "good standing is at risk" and they will proceed to identify the deficiency to the credit company. We have sent at least three written response to stop and they continue sending us these threatening letters. I have no way of contacting them.

Product_Or_Service: Country Living and Good Housekeeping magazinesDesired Settlement: DesiredSettlementID: Other (requires explanation)

To stop the subscriptions request and to stop threatening us. We do not want their magazines anymore, that is the reason we did not renew the subscription.

Business

Response:

This Office represents The Hearst Corporation and your e-mail of May **, 2014 concerning the subscriptions of [redacted] to Country Living and Good Housekeeping magazines, which are published by Hearst Magazines, has been referred to me for reply. Please be advised that the auto renewal orders that were entered for this account has been cancelled. [redacted] may disregard any further invoices that she may receive and her name and address have been removed from our promotional mailing list. We apologize for the inconvenience.

If you need further assistance, please feel free to contact me directly.

Consumer

Response:

I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me and the matter has been resolved.

Sincerely,

Review: YOU KEEP SENDING NOTICES OF A CONTINUOUS SERVICE PROGRAM THAT I DID NOT SIGN UP FOR. YOU ARE MISLEADING YOUR SUBSCRIBERS BOTH CURRENT AND FORMER AS TO BAITING THEM INTO BELIEVING THEY HAVE AN OUTSTANDING BILL FOR A NOTIFICATION AS TO OUR RENEWAL BULL CRAP, I DID NOT GET ONE NOR HAVE I SUBSCRIPTIONS TO YOUR MAGAZINE THAT ARE OUTSTANDING. YOU ARE DOING THIS IN A MANNER THAT IS UNTRUE AND NOT HASSLE FREE AS STATED IN YOUR INVOICE. IF ANYTHING YOU HAVE NO CONTACT INFORMATION AVAILABLE AS IN EMAIL OR 1800 NUMBER OR 1888 NUMBER. YOU MAKE IT ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE FOR US TO CONTACT YOU, I WONDER IF THIS IS YOUR WAY AS AN ATTEMPT TO HAVING YOUR WAY AND HAVING US SUBMIT SO THAT OUR CREDIT IS NOT COMPROMISED. THAT MY FRIEND IS NOT HOW YOU WANT LOYAL CUSTOMERS.Desired Settlement: STOP SENDING BAIT INVOICES OF FALSE SIGN UPS ON YOUR "CONTINUOUS SERVICE PROGRAM" I KNOW I HAVE NOT SIGNED UP FOR SUCH, I PAY ALL MY INVOICES UP FRONT AND HAVE A PAPER TRAIL FOR SITUATIONS SUCH AS THIS. DO NOT SEND MAGAZINES THAT INDICATE (OR NO INDICATIONS STATED) IF NO CONTACT IS MADE THAT YOU ARE ASSUMING I/WE AGREE TO CONTINUE TO RECEIVING AND PAY FOR SUCH ISSUES. IF YOU SEND MAGAZINE IT IS A FREE ISSUE AND YOU YOURSELF COSMOPOLITAN ARE FLIPPING THE BILL NOT ME YOUR POTENTIAL CONSUMER/SUBSCRIBER. NO MORE PAYMENT IS NOW DUE NOTICES FOR FUTURE ISSUES AND OR FOR UNINTERRUPTED DELIVERY'S.

Business

Response:

This Office represents The Hearst Corporation and your e-mail of March **, 2014 concerning the subscription of [redacted] to Cosmopolitan magazine, which is published by Hearst Magazines, has been referred to me for reply. Please be advised that the auto renewal order that was entered for this account has been cancelled, [redacted] may disregard any further invoices that she may receive and her name and address have been removed from our promotional mailing list. Her current paid subscription will expire with the July 2014 issue. We apologize for the inconvenience.

If you need further assistance, please feel free to contact me directly.

Consumer

Response:

I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me and the matter has been resolved.

Sincerely,

BUYER BEWARE OF TO-GOOD-TO-TRUE INVITATIONS TO MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS. GOOD HOUSEKEEPING MAGAZINE.

I paid for my subscription August 2014. The mailer asked for $7.77 for a 1 year subscription. The mailer came to my maiden name. I sent my payment with a request to change the last name. I don't know how they got my maiden name. The first subscription I received was October 2014.

January 2015 I received a demand for payment for not only myself but for the previous owner of my home whose first name was also [redacted].

April 2015 is the last issue of GH I received. All issues were contained in a plastic bag. I tossed all the bags so I no longer have the account number that appeared on the bag.

I submitted proof of payment 4 times contained in the envelope with the bullying request for payment. Apparently no one comprehends English or just doesn't care.

There is no phone number. The websites ASSUME you are guilty of non-payment and all they is their money.

I tried communicating with the elusive staff of Good Housekeeping & [redacted].

7-**-2015 I contacted Jane F[redacted] via EMail. No response. They just want their money.

Review: For some reason Hearst Magazine and Publishing sent me the O, The Oprah Magazine, which I did not subsribe to. I recieved one edition and promptly returned it to the company stating that I did not subscribe to the magazine and to remove my name from their solicitation list. Hearst Magazine and Publishing has sent me a bill for $18 and I REFUSE to pay this because I did not subscribe and never would! I find this tactic to be harrassment and an attempt to extort money from unsuspecting veterans. I'm appalled that any company would stoop so low!! I could not find an exact match from the Revdex.com drop down list for the "nature of my complaint". Therefor selected that the company failed to correct billing errors since I returned the magazine and they sent a bill trying to extort money. This company is a fraud!!Desired Settlement: Hearst Magazine please DO NOT SEND me any magazines!!! I did not subcribe!!! STOP Billing me for something I did not order!!! REMOVE my name from your mailing list!!! STOP DEFRAUDING AND EXTORTING MONEY FROM VETERANS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Business

Response:

This Office represents The Hearst Corporation and your e-mail of February **, 2014 concerning the subscription of [redacted] to O, The Oprah magazine, which is published by Hearst Magazines, has been referred to me for reply. Please be advised that the subscription order that was entered through a sweepstakes, has been cancelled, [redacted] may disregard any further invoices that he may receive and his name and address have been removed from our promotional mailing list. We apologize for the inconvenience.

If you need further assistance, please feel free to contact me directly.

Review: Hearst Magazines was billing me, all summer, to renew a gift subscription for Food Network Magazine that I had given to [redacted]. When I sent them Check #[redacted] on 10/*/12 in the amount of $18 it was to extend this gift subscription thru Dec. 2014. The latest issue of [redacted]'s magazine (mailing label) does show an expiration date of Dec. 2014. Now their customer service is telling me that this gift subscription will expire in Dec. of this year, 2013. Have had several go arounds with them thru e-mail. It took them a long time to respond. They are quick to bill me but very slow in replying to my e-mails. Issue is still not resolved. Product_Or_Service: Food Network Magazine Account_Number: [redacted]Desired Settlement: DesiredSettlementID: Other (requires explanation) Would like gift subscription to go thru Dec. 2014 or I would like a refund of the $18.

Business

Response:

This Office represents The Hearst Corporation and your e-mail of October *, 2013 concerning the gift subscription of [redacted] to Food Network magazine, which is published by Hearst Magazines, has been referred to me for reply. Please be advised that her payment in October 2012 paid for the gift subscription through the December 2013 issue. The mailing labels reflect both the paid subscription and any unpaid renewals. Therefore, when her gift subscription to [redacted] was automatically renewed under the automatic renewal program, even though we had not received payment for that renewal, her expiration date was changed to December 2014. We have cancelled the renewal invoices and have removed the subscription from automatic renewal. Her current paid gift subscription will continue through the December 2013 issue. We apologize for the inconvenience.

If you need further assistance, please feel free to contact me directly.

[redacted]/ Hearst Corporation

Consumer

Response:

I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and find that this resolution is satisfactory.

Review: I never order anything from this company but somehow they had my personal information and they subscribed for a magazines without my consent. First they send me a bill about a week before they send magazines I know I have to do something ortherwise they keep sending magazines. It's important that you don't simply ignore these magazines. Although the magazine company presumably doesn't have your credit card information to charge you, it's possible that they could send your bill to a collection agency, which could harm your credit rating.This is total scam be aware of that.To made you in maze on the bill they don't list phone or email even the P.O Box doesn't match with Revdex.com list.If you receive notice that you've received an unwanted magazine subscription, visit the website for the magazine and look for the Customer Service link. There, you should be able to unsubscribe, although you may receive a really annoying message that you need to wait for a while before unsubscribing. You can see the full list of Hearst Magazine websites, including links to each customer service page, where you can unsubscribe. UNSUBSCRIBE NOW, BEFORE YOU GET IN TROUBLE WITH CREDIT. SCAM, SCAM, SCAM.

Product_Or_Service: Magazines

Order_Number: God knows

Account_Number: NoneDesired Settlement: DesiredSettlementID: Other (requires explanation)

UNSUBSCRIBE, and re-check their system where they got my personal information or someone else without consent. From mailing list, stealth, or hacking ????????????

Business

Response:

This Office represents The Hearst Corporation and your e-mail of June **, 2014 concerning subscriptions sent to [redacted], which are published by Hearst Magazines, has been referred to me for reply. Please be advised that the subscription orders that were entered through several sweepstakes, have been cancelled. [redacted] may disregard any further invoices she may receive and her name and address have been removed from our promotional mailing list. According to our records, these orders were received via the internet from the e-mail address [redacted]. Below is a list of the magazines::

Country Living

Ell Décor

Good Housekeeping

House Beautiful

HGTV Magazine

O, The Oprah Magazine

Redbook

Veranda

Woman’s Day

If you need further assistance, please feel free to contact me directly.

Review: I never ever subscribed any magazines. Suddenly in year 2014 I started to receive a lot of bills for magazines and some magazines I don’t need this magazines. I don't have space in my apartment to keep this garbage. I never ever will pay for garbage. I spoke with post office, Revdex.com .I called in [redacted] tell account number and ask don’t send me magazines and bills. They ask me my name, address but I never ever gave my information.Desired Settlement: Many bills, I believe from one center. I need stop do this

Business

Response:

This Office represents The Hearst Corporation and your e-mail of April **, 2014 concerning the subscription of [redacted] to Esquire magazine, which is published by Hearst Magazines, has been referred to me for reply. Please be advised that the subscription order that was entered for this account has been cancelled, [redacted] may disregard any further invoices that she may receive and her name and address have been removed from our promotional mailing list (see enclosed order card). We apologize for the inconvenience.

If you need further assistance, please feel free to contact me directly.

Review: Billed for services did not request.

Received letter requesting payment for subscription to Good Housekeeping that I did not request. Would call them but there is no number anywhere. Letter states I order and said bill be later. If/when I order any magazine, payment is sent when requested. Would like to see documentation of where I ordered but there is no number anywhere.

What should I do - pay so not to ruin my credit. If so that's not right and how many other people have they done this to.Desired Settlement: terminate request for payment!

Business

Response:

This Office represents The Hearst Corporation and your e-mail of March [redacted], 2014 concerning the subscription of [redacted] to Good Housekeeping magazine, which is published by Hearst Magazines, has been referred to me for reply. Please be advised that the automatic renewal order that was entered for this account has been cancelled and [redacted] may disregard any further invoices that she may receive. Her name and address have been removed from our promotional mailing list and her credit rating will not be affected. We apologize for the inconvenience.

If you need further assistance, please feel free to contact me directly.