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Jun 04, 2021Explorer
Good Sam tried to screw me, ended up screwing themselves
I signed up last year for a basic Good Sam membership, for 1 year.
They tried to lure me right into 'Auto Renewal unless you call a number and cancel'. So I did the very next day, and of course recorded it. I cancelled auto renewal and asked for a confirmation number or similar. The Good Sam employee told me there was none and I 'would not have to worry about it'. Yeah right.
In addition I also cancelled auto renewal on my online account. And I saved the screenshot with date and time.
This week, more than 1 year and 1 month later, my credit card company shows a charge from Good Sam. And this is where they really got into trouble.
Of course Good Sam tried the cheap way, saying that they have no record of me ever cancelling auto renewal. Well, the voice recording is right here. Then Good Sam tried to tell me that I have to do it online in my account. Well, the screenshot with date and time is right there.
So I ended the useless conversation with Good Sam and forwarded the records to my credit card company. They saw it as it was. clear as water, Good Sam is performing fraudulent charges.
Now, that it is public, Good Sam, just like all the other losers, will probably claim that 'there was an issue', and apologize, and 'assure me that they work on high quality standards.....' yadda yadda yadda.
Good Sam, good boy, tried to screw another one but failed badly.
They tried to lure me right into 'Auto Renewal unless you call a number and cancel'. So I did the very next day, and of course recorded it. I cancelled auto renewal and asked for a confirmation number or similar. The Good Sam employee told me there was none and I 'would not have to worry about it'. Yeah right.
In addition I also cancelled auto renewal on my online account. And I saved the screenshot with date and time.
This week, more than 1 year and 1 month later, my credit card company shows a charge from Good Sam. And this is where they really got into trouble.
Of course Good Sam tried the cheap way, saying that they have no record of me ever cancelling auto renewal. Well, the voice recording is right here. Then Good Sam tried to tell me that I have to do it online in my account. Well, the screenshot with date and time is right there.
So I ended the useless conversation with Good Sam and forwarded the records to my credit card company. They saw it as it was. clear as water, Good Sam is performing fraudulent charges.
Now, that it is public, Good Sam, just like all the other losers, will probably claim that 'there was an issue', and apologize, and 'assure me that they work on high quality standards.....' yadda yadda yadda.
Good Sam, good boy, tried to screw another one but failed badly.