Do not join the History Book Club.
I got an offer in the mail from them a few weeks ago. Four books for $1 each, plus shipping, with no obligation to buy any more books. The flier they sent had some intriguing titles, so I figured I'd take advantage of it.
I changed the address, though, hoping the books would be shipped to me at work, which would be more convenient.
Today I received a letter dated October 3 stating that they won't ship to non-residential addresses unless the customer makes a $50 deposit to open the account.
While their literature does state they may require some customers to do this, it does not list any of the reasons why. Had I known, I wouldn't have changed the address.
I thought that maybe I could call them and change the address and still get my order shipped. They had no record of my enrollment order. I no longer had the flier I ordered from, so I didn't know what books I had chosen.
So I told them to take me off their mailing list, because I never want to do business with them again.
Mood: Disgusted
Music: Jefferson Airplane: "Somebody to Love"
2 comments:
Sounds like they wanted a home address to sell to other ad lists.
Considering how many book club advertisements I get in the mail, that is a distinct possibility.
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