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@RegusGlobal
is back at its gaslighting tricks again. They take a canceled contract, replace it with a new contract that is month-to-month, then reactivate the expired contract for a year, then say well this is what you have actually and never mind the new contract!
Beware of doing any business with Regus Management Group LLC. The company appears to have elevated deceitful and fraudulent billing as a business strategy to meet its revenue and profit numbers.
The company re-initiates expired and dormant contracts at will and then back charges your account and credit card for the period when the account remained dormant. This practice is clearly illegal, but Regus appears to be counting on lax enforcement of legislation that protects individuals from business fraud and overbilling.
If California State Attorney's office was doing its job, Regus' fraudulent practices would be investigated as Regus seems to have taken a page out of Wells Fargo's fraud playbook of opening accounts without its customer's permission.
Tip for consumers:
I would never recommend that anyone use Regus. There are far better options that are available on month to month service and at much lower price points. In particular I would advise that be particularly aware that this company will not hesitate in fraudulently billing your account for services that you may have never signed up for or hitting you with "late payment fee" even if you have already paid your bill on time.
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