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This is the worst company ever will not stop charging me, my bank now declines their charges but I have to keep answering the bank's emails to let them know I did not authorize the charges, there is no way to cancel their subscription...The number they have to contact them 866 463 3631 is totally useless. Someone needs to stop these people or closely monitor their actions with the public.
Terrible experience. Nothing to gain, auto billing never ceases after trial with no option to cancel other than calling during hours that most people are the busiest and forgot until they're closed and unavailable. This kind of crap is the worms of the world. Y'all know it. Stop billing me. Cancel my membership when you read this if I haven't got around to your inconvenient hours and mode of doing so.
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