Jeffrey A.

Hi. I logged on and selected the free box. I was taken to a page with recent products and offered the opportunity to purchase the products. I answered questions about reviewing items and was taken to multiple sites to sign up with other companies. No matter what I chose, I was taken to a page to buy something or sign up for something.

It's possible I might have gotten to some secret page to get this, but I can only say what has happened so far.

I like to read other reviews. Every review here (except one) was 5 stars even when the person had mixed feelings. Notice the number of people telling you it is "legit." Why would anyone need to. And notice the number of people who rated it a 5 and only said they were expecting a box

Would you write a review, and give a company a 5 when you hadn't received anything?

Each review says one of the company's marketing points. Do you check out a company's marketing points and add them to your review? And some say that they had to post a positive review on facebook to get the product.

My experience...just a way to grab your name and to get you to buy from companies. If you are going to sign up, use a new unique email. I'll bet you find this new email filled with spam.

Too good to be true... good luck

I signed up for a deal on 4 subscriptions. As it turns out I have not had time to read them. I filled out cancellations on line several times. Yet they went ahead and created four different charges on Paypal. Each appeal there is complicated.

I was stymied by the bot when calling mags.com. It only wanted a landline which I don't have. Then it's asking me for my name in a subscription and it's not finding anything I finally ignored it and just went through pressing zero and reached someone he agreed to cancel them although I said I've been trying to cancel them and then starts doing a lot of double speak about re-ordering and then canceling and getting mine for money back and I would tell him no I just wanna cancel it and get my money back I don't want any more subscriptions and he would start presenting different options which can confuse the whole thing. So I said I just wanna cancel it and he did and he said the credit was gonna be for $54 I said this is about a week after the renewal. So that the most you would've been able to send would be 1/12 but you're holding back a third of the money he started giving all sorts of doublespeak and then I just said forget it I would deal with it from PayPal

I've tried to use them twice. They promise to connect you faster by having their system call the company and then connect you. This last time they say the wait time is 7 minutes. After a half hour nothing. So I click on the "get help now" button... someone says she is going to connect me to a service where I can pay for technical support. I need to speak with Verizon... not to someone who as no access to my account. Twice I explained that as she either ignored me or was a bot. The next thing I know is I'm on another "secure" website, but my computer is frozen.

Tjhe last time, I just gave up. I then received multiple emails a day asking me to come back for free assistance and if they solved teh problem and what the answer was.

I want the two hours of my life back. It's a scam to get you to pay for service.

There are no links or faqs or anything other than the for where you provide phone, It doesn; t provide any information about the company or any option to do anything but pay for technical service. I have a problem with service.