Seems like I am another victim to the scam of Express Information Systems. My complaint is similar to most of the complaints I have read. I was offered a copulation of a lot of magizines that I already subscibed to.
However EIS did not provide me with the one mag I was realy interested in and when confronted with this inf. they (EIS) said there was some kind of glitch and instead offered a list of mags that I had no interest in.

I then stated that I wanted to cancel, long story short, they refuses and continued to haras me with phone calls and billing.

I contacted BBB of Arizonia, but they were unable to rectify the situation. I then contacted the Atorney General's office of Arizona. I just recently got a responce from them. They suggested I obtain an atorney on my own and were unable to assist me.

I suggest that all that have been victim to this scam contact the BBB of Aizona and the AG's office of Arizona with their complaints. If they get enough complaints from us maybe they will take a closer look at EIS.

not listening to consumer and too many entities involved to have the right information concerning the immediate situation. And telephone harrasment. S. Turner

This company first called me (I have no idea how they got my phone number) and offered me cheap magazine subscriptions. It sounded pretty like a pretty good deal so i signed up for it. A few months later they called me again an offered different magazines than what i was receiving, which I agreed to. BUT, they never told me that I was opening ANOTHER subscription account with them so they began charging me around $90 twice a month for magazines I never agreed for, such as Latina, and Good Housekeeping (I'm a single white male, and I'm reasonably sure that when I speak on the phone I don't sound like a Latin woman.) Now they wont let me cancel my subscription because I didn't let them know within 3 days of signing up that I wanted to cancel, which is impossible to both receive and send out a response within 3 days.