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Like so many other complainants, Classmates claims that 'auto renew' was on my trial reduced price GOLD sign-up. I do not recall seeing that and I would not have selected it. If Classmates.com has pre-filled the option, they should be REQUIRED to send out reminders. I have been trying to cancel my membership but they won't honor my request. When I attempted to cancel my membership, all I got was a white screen after selecting membership information until it was too late according to them). Classmates.com has charged my credit card account $39 without my approval. I want to end my association with Classmates.com but they say they are keeping my money. They have no phone number and you cannot speak with a person. They are scammers, claiming that old Classmates are trying to contact me, but the Classmates were not. How can a company that takes advantage of people (especially the elderly and disabled) like this be allowed to continue to operate?
Reviewed Jan. 4, 2009
Like others, on Dec. 23rd 2008, I got charged an automatic renewal for gold membership without consent. I was a gold member in 2006 to scope out info on my 10 year reunion. They kept my credit card information, even after it had expired and charged me $39.00 for a renewal last month. I've been working with my bank to get the charge back. All they need is me to call Classmates and prove they refuse a refund, and my bank will refund the money for me. What a scam! I had to cancel my credit card and send for a new one.
Reviewed Jan. 4, 2009
Like so many other complainants on this site, Classmates claims that "auto renew" was on my trial reduced price GOLD sign-up. I do not recall seeing that and I would not have selected it. If Classmates.com has pre-filled the option, they should be REQUIRED to send out reminders. I have registered a charge dispute with my credit card company and advised them of this website so they can see how many people are having this same problem. I went in to my profile on Classmates.com to ensure I am no longer on auto renew. I will also add this info to my Classmates.com profile so that anyone reading it might heed the warning. I intend to end my association with Classmates.com.
Reviewed Jan. 4, 2009
File a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission, the State Attorney General's office in your state, and the Better Business Bureau. I was given this phone number by my credit card's dispute dept. to call Classmates. It is 425-917-5000.
Reviewed Jan. 3, 2009
I've been trying to cancel this membership for a week and there is never a submit button on the cancel request page. There's no email address that works. There's no phone number. The Help page again had no button with which to submit the message. Funny, but the submit button on the sign up page worked just fine...
Reviewed Jan. 3, 2009
Will not cancel my membership. Will not send me a password so that I can follow their directions to cancel... Keep taking $ out of my credit card account monthly.
Reviewed Jan. 3, 2009
I want to cancel my service but there is nothing to click on to cancel my service with you. You all are taking money out of my account and I do not want any service with y'all. I want to cancel any service I have with you. Please cancel any service I have with you and please contact me as soon as you do this.
Reviewed Jan. 3, 2009
I was charged $39 on 23 Dec. 08. After looking back at my records, I saw that I had joined Classmates.com on 23 Dec 07 for $9.95. I wrote to complain about this charge without my permission and was informed that, "While purchasing your Gold membership, you were provided with information just above the Submit Payment? button explaining that all memberships are enrolled in our automatic renewal program." I did not recall any information about automatic renewal and had difficulty finding the information about that and how to prevent the charge in the future. What was NOT addressed about my complaint was the fact the charge quadrupled. I also feel that automatic renewals should provide the consumer with some reminder. We sign up a YEAR before we are charged again. I do not recall agreeing to the renewal and am VERY unhappy. I am still talking with them and will be talking with my credit card company at my earliest opportunity.
Reviewed Jan. 2, 2009
I had a Gold Membership with Classmates.com which was scheduled to automatically renew on Dec 1, 2008. Two weeks prior to that time, I went to the web site with the intent to set my account to NOT renew. When on that web page, it was clearly stated that I could renew (12 months) for $9.95. I decided to let it renew. When I received my Visa statement, I saw Classmates.com had charged me $39.00 for the renewal. I've already attempted to clear the matter with their Member Service dept with no success. They simply told me that this charge is non-refundable and I agreed to automatic renewal. This is not the amount I agreed to when I renewed membership. I have copies of my Email correspondence with them.
Reviewed Jan. 2, 2009
Classmates charged my credit card $15.00....I never gave them my credit card number. Where did they get it? Besides, they said it was free.
Reviewed Jan. 2, 2009
I never wanted to be on classmates.com. I want to be removed, now.
Reviewed Jan. 1, 2009
I have a regular (free) Classmates.com account. Last week, for the first time ever, I got email stating that someone had signed my guestbook. But the name of the person was glossed over in the email. They claimed that if I paid for a Gold subscription ($19.99) I could view my guestbook. Like a sucker, I did it. The name in my guestbook was of someone I'd never heard of. I sent that person email to find out who they were and never heard back. Two days later I got another signee. I'd never heard of this woman either but noticed that she was from my old high school (although she graduated 6 years before I was even born!) and that she had similar interests to me. I wrote to her to ask who she was and if she'd signed my guestbook. She wrote back immediately to say that she did not and that she'd never heard of me either.
This is obviously a huge scam, where Classmates.com just fudges almost-random names into your guestbook in order to get you to pay their fee (and in the further hope that you won't cancel the automatic renewal to your credit card). I'm betting the poor slob whose name they fudged into my guestbook will have to pay to see the email I sent him, asking if he really signed my guestbook. Multiply this self-perpetuating scheme by 40 million suckers and you can see how they make their money!
Reviewed Dec. 31, 2008
Reviewed Dec. 31, 2008
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