Thane International - Fraudulent Advertising

Home

Add a complaint

Latest Reviews

Consumer Reports

Company Reviews

Consumer Forum

Consumer Advocacy

Sample Complaint Letter

Affiliates

Recently Discussed

Global Net Warehouse
Global Net Warehouse, Guaranteed Services - pick your own stuff to build Informative - Global Net Wa
Boston Medical Group
If you have a complaint about PE treatment treatment try this!
Global Net Warehouse
Misleading and Fraudulent Practices Complaint - Global net Warehouse
Cornerstone America
Cornerstone America Opportunity
Global Net Warehouse
Global Net Warehouse Scammed Us of $7,000, Webstore Opportunity Informative - Global Net Warehouse
Pricemad.com
Avoid Pricemad.com
Primerica
I guess I got an Honest Abe agent

Home » Consumer Reviews » CONS » Fraudulent Advertising

Comments

Fraudulent Advertising

May 1, 2008

Thane International complaint by SueB

Write your Review »

I ordered the H2O mop. The last page, following the final transaction, asks if you, the consumer, would like a $15 rebate on your product. Then it asks you to submit your e-mail address. I assumed, like many consumers would, that something would be forwarded to me via e-mail to receive that rebate. Once I clicked on OK, all of a sudden, it tells me that I have just joined some kind of a club and that I can cancel within 30 days. The $15 dollar rebate was just to suck the customer in. To me, this constitutes fraud. At no time, did I have any prior knowledge that this would constitute joining a club. At no time prior to submitting my e-mail address on that page or providing my credit card information to purchase the product, did I know they would be doing this. Even if this product is as good as the reviews say it is, I will not endorse this company or its fraudulent practices and will not recommend doing business with this company to any consumer. CONSUMER BEWARE!

More Thane International Reviews

Discuss
Thane International News

on our forums

Quote this article on your site | Views: 162

Be first to comment this article

Comments on Fraudulent Advertising
Consumer Forum is another great place to discuss consumer concerns NOT RELATED to this article.
Name:
Comment:

Code:* Code
I wish to be contacted by email regarding additional comments