1-19-2001 I received a collection letter fron Pinnacle Financial Group for $37.98. When I called to find out what this charge was for they said it was from Handyman Club of America. I have no way to contact them as they do not give a phone number or away to contact them by email. Pinnacle Group told me this will stay on record because I refused to pay. They did not offer to help clear this thru Hannyman Club, and even if I contacted Hanyman they would not know what this charge is for since it was turn over to them.

This is a NO THANK-YOU letter. I've returned the book that you sent me and I don't want anything more to do with your club. Please stop sending me membership bills for a club that I don't want anything to do with.

sincerely,

Edward A Goch

I cancel membership and when threy called I said I not afford it.
The first time they bill me was for Two Years.
Now they bill me for One Year.

I purchased a lifetime membership with Handyman Club of America. They said I would be able to test products and keep the product. I have yet to receive a single product to test.. Instead, I get junk mail from all kinds of "CLUBS" wanting me to join, everything from gardening, fishing, and other handyman clubs. It is apparent that Handyman Club of America sold my information. All I keep getting is more offers to be a "extra special" life member and an extra special, special hand shake, sugar on top life member, etc.. (You get my point) I have NEVER received an item to test EVER!!! What a crock of bull they try to feed people. I just got off the phone with some jewelry company that is selling trash through HCofA. I'm tired of all this and want what I've paid for! (Like I have a snowballs chance in hell of getting it!) Please feel free to contact me about this at any time. Rob [email protected]

I recieved an envelope in the mail wanting me to join because I was nominated.I would like to know where they get their nominations from.