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meer53

Been_Had wrote: »

My wife signed on for one review and forgot to cancel it. And then life's been a manic. I personally was holding down a full time job and a retained firefighter in most of my spare time attending about 250 call outs a year. My wife was bringing up children and training to be a Midwife. But I'll begrudgingly accept stupidity, although some people might say busy.

No-one is busy 24 hours a day 7 days a week.

AlwaysLearnin

Keep up the good firefighting work though...:T

Been_Had

Thanks for all the post. I wasn't expecting all the insults, just want people not to make the same mistake. Apparently there is no one else in the world that would make the same mistake so all is well!

matttye

Been_Had wrote: »

Thanks for all the post. I wasn't expecting all the insults, just want people not to make the same mistake. Apparently there is no one else in the world that would make the same mistake so all is well!

On the internet you will get blunt opinions from people because of the anonymity.

Your indignation about the fact that they've been taking payments is simply misplaced because if you had checked your accounts, as you well should have, you could have cancelled it years ago. Obviously nobody is perfect and I'm sure everyone misses the odd transaction, but you missed four years worth of transactions.

Just think of it as a lesson learnt, I'm sure you won't let it happen again

Gromitt

Been_Had wrote: »

just want people not to make the same mistake. Apparently there is no one else in the world that would make the same mistake so all is well!

I'd expect other people to make the same mistake, I have myself, but what makes you situation unique is that it took you 4 YEARS to notice.

le_loup

Gromitt wrote: »

I'd expect other people to make the same mistake, I have myself, but what makes you situation unique is that it took you 4 YEARS to notice.

.......... and you blamed someone else!

cjez_2

Hmm, a little off the conversation here but I'm unsure whether to join which? I begrudge paying for good advice but at the same time it might be worth it. £1 trial for a month and don't worry, I don't think I'll forget to cancel.;)
Any thoughts? Couldn't find another thread relating to the topic. It's £9.50 a month now btw.

Stompa

cjez wrote: »

Hmm, a little off the conversation here but I'm unsure whether to join which? I begrudge paying for good advice but at the same time it might be worth it.

Not sure I see the point myself. If you really want to look at their magazines, they can usually be found in public libraries.

JuicyJesus

Been_Had wrote: »

again another trouble with the modern world, it was all on line, we only had a text once a month saying to statement is ready and as we know we weren't using it we didn't bother to log on!

That's not a trouble with the modern world.

Perelandra

I have some sympathy with the OP on this one.

With most companies, I'd agree with the posts above- it's down to the buyer to notice. But Which?, given the criticism it makes of aother companies, should behave differently.

Just my opinion, ofc.