I ordered one item from a television offer. The operator tried the usual pitches about signing up for this and that and many different items. I rejected all, and was offered this majorsavings.com for special savings on items from food to appliances,resturants, hotels, museums, etc. With this, you would receive other bonuses and a $25.00 Wal-Mart gift card. I never received any plan, coupons nor responded to the online redemption of the Wal-Mart gift card. However, my account was charged $24.95 for this and I have yet to received any packets of coupons or anything else. So I called the number that I was given by the operator taking the sale for the product and told me that I could call a certain number, to cancel at any time. So when I called to cancel this amazing offer, a recording politely told me that it was not a good number.
Then I receive a text message on my phone that stated for $9.99, they would locate the correct number for me. I received the original item that I ordered from the primary purchase, no problem. As a result, the bank states that I must go through the company to stop this $24.95 debit from my account since I did order from them. The complaint is obvious. The primary company had to be aware of whom they were connected to, selling these offers. I feel that they should be held responsible for knowingly working with these boiler room types of scams. I think the FCC and the primary seller should be fined or removed from television and internet sales. This began with the original order in Feb. 2011
