videoblock.com ripoff fron Videoblock Internet

13th of Apr, 2013 by User369493

I have the exact same complaint as the previous person. They have had multiple complaints but continue to do the same thing over and over. If you get taken by these folks report to the better business bureau, FTC, as well as your states attorney. This company offers seven-day "free" trials for which they require you to accept one of those enormous terms and conditions; they then take your credit card number so that when your "free" trial expires, they can start charging you $79 per month for the rest of your life. Canceling, of course, is supposed to be easy, but the company does business (and charges you) under two different names, VideoBlocks and FootageFirm. The marketing comes from FootageFirm, so when you attempt to log in there, you can't access Video Blocks. When you attempt to cancel, the only way to cancel is to leave a voice mail message with Video Blocks. I
tried to unsubscribe via email to FootageFirm and got no response. The username and password retrieval tool does not work, so good luck accessing your account to try to cancel it. The only way I was able to get my account canceled was by having Bank of America claims department call their customer service department on my behalf. They basically used my credit card
number to charge me $79 per month for five months, which means they stole a total of $395 from me, for absolutely nothing. I never accessed my account after my "free" trial. DO NOT give your credit card information to either of these companies, and know that the "free" trial is not free -- they WILL charge you monthly beginning at the end of the "free" trial. This deceptive practice should be illegal.

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