I just noticed on my credit card that i am being billed 14.95 since july for something that i did not authorize. Called credit card they said i needed to call company. Came on this website and was shocked to see so many others had the same thing happen to them. This happened after I had place an order from the Blair company online. It was very helpful to me to find this site because i had no idea what to do.

I too purchased from proflowers.com and apparently inadvertently signed up for this unknowingly. I emailedd several times to several places but I am still being charged.
I am so not through dealing with these frauds and cheats.

Contact EasySaver today, didn't know how they'd received my information. The agent said an email was sent from EasySaver on the day of my purchase through ProFlowers. Funny thing is, I've kept every email I've ever received since 1996. I don't have a record of an email from, or in regards to, EasySaver; ever.

Agent suggested she could refund the Oct payment. I insisted on all six payments. She stated she was only permitted to issue upto two credits, so she'll credit me for two payments. I asked to speak with her manager, she placed me on hold and came back agreeing to refund all six months. Of course, a company that steals money from "clients" can be trusted to return a dime, ever. I've informed my bank of the issue and the card has been canceled through the fraud department.

Go after these people. Don't trust what they say. It's a pain, but cancel your card and have your bank reissue; otherwise I fear this will drag out for many more months.

It appears we are among many getting scammed by one phone call to Viapren, for a free sample, gas card and Walmart card... the product doesn't work first of all and the 2 free cards require a "fake memberships" to EasySaver and American-Leisure. Who the heck are they and why do they charge our secure card given to viapren?? We also have tried to cancel and finally got a person at the toll free numbers. To be sure we will watch our account to see if they keep charging us... SOMETHING has to be done to these companies, especially at the height of IDENTITY THEFT!!!

I only agreed to pay $1.95 for information on being a paid secret shopper. The Easysaver company automatically signed me up for a discount savers plan that I had no information on from the snail mail. When I received the easysaver card. I read that I had a trial membership of 30 days. I did join the membership club that had no given monthly membership fee in the 4 page pamphlet.

At first they billed my credit card $24.95 before I could read all the fine print and legal terms. I then was charged by 2 other companies that I had no knowledge that they were connected to Easysaver. I received no further information in the mail. I then tried the Web site which took me to an exam that I could not get the required 88% needed to go to the next step of their Training Assignment #1. The web site did not take me to the second step. I tried 4 times and even logged in twice, Each time I took the Exam and each time I got a different percent correct. The site read that I could take the exam after reading their Training Assignment #1 the site would not let me to the next step.

So I called the 1-877-844-9554 phone number that was a automated taped message that said my membership was terminated after giving them my membership number and phone number. I never thought that a company could get away with stealing from so many people. I personally was taken for a total of $121.36 plus $85 for overdrafts and NSF fees.