Right. And I live with three other people. This phone isn't sewn into my skin. Sometimes I set it down and walk off. Sometimes I go to sleep. Sometimes I have to leave it on the charger and I can't stand by the charger to make sure nobody touches it. You know what I'm talking about it. Explain your double opt-in process to me. I'm going to continue to waste your time until you stop wasting my money, in addition to my time. I want to see the first opt-in page and the second one as well. Please and thank you.


From: [email protected]
To: *********
Subject: RE: Recently cancelled unwanted subscription; Want credit for unwanted charges
Date: Thu, 30 Jun 2011 17:16:33 -0400


Hi, physical possession of the cell phone is required in order to sign up for our services. It is a double opt-in process that only someone with physical possession of the cell phone can complete.


You are cancelled from our services


Thank you


From: *******************
Sent: Thursday, June 30, 2011 4:07 PM
To: Mobile Media Solutions
Subject: RE: Recently cancelled unwanted subscription; Want credit for unwanted charges


And your contention is that I browsed to guessology.com and clicked on a link wanting lotto results? Is that correct? I've never played the lottery, people! I have no interest in the lottery. I want my money back. The web is getting flooded with scam/spam con artists such as yourself to an alarming degree. You're wasting my time and money. I'll most likely just end up paying the bill and posting multiple negative reviews about your company, along with the contents of our e-mail exchanges. Or I may post negative reviews and send you the legal letter. How does that sound? Your company's unethical practices amaze me.

From: [email protected]
To: ***********
Subject: RE: Recently cancelled unwanted subscription; Want credit for unwanted charges
Date: Thu, 30 Jun 2011 15:56:08 -0400

HI, Sorry we did forget to include our website. www.guessology.com .


Thank you


From: ***********
Sent: Thursday, June 30, 2011 3:23 PM
To: Mobile Media Solutions
Subject: RE: Recently cancelled unwanted subscription; Want credit for unwanted charges


That seem to be the company's problem. You can confirm that I agreed to terms and conditions; but you either have no way of telling where I did so or you're not willing to tell me. You'll be receiving a letter in the next few days. Your company certainly has some way of tracking WHERE I agreed to your terms and conditions. I want to see the advertisement or the pop-up and how the terms and conditions are agreed to(checkbox, radio button, etc.). This is becoming absurd.

From: [email protected]
To: *************
Subject: RE: Recently cancelled unwanted subscription; Want credit for unwanted charges
Date: Thu, 30 Jun 2011 15:11:17 -0400

HI, We can’t identify where the service initiated as it can appear as an advertisement or a pop-up. Our head office address is :


3317 East Bell Road

Unit#101-136

Phoenix, AZ

85032


Thank you


From: *************
Sent: Thursday, June 30, 2011 2:45 PM
To: HELP@ Mobile Media Solutions
Subject: Recently cancelled unwanted subscription; Want credit for unwanted charges


Confirmation# for cancellation of subscription: 9065832

Phone#: ******

Mailing address:
XXXXX

Issue: The CSR I just spoke to could not tell me over the phone where I subscribed to your service, only when. I want to know where and how. I want this information on paper in my mailbox. If this can't be done, I want a mailing address where I can send a legal letter. Nine ninety-nine or 9.95 or whatever is a pitiful amount to be haggling over but I'll do it if I must. You're welcome to call me to discuss this at anytime but I would prefer mail. Thank you.

XXXXXX

I was searching for a job online, then there was that website that asked me to enter my name and cellphone number in order to continue .
I did that, and received a pin code and followed the procedures.
I ended up with crap then after that I started to receive messages from this scam company Mobile Media Solutions contain silly information, and after a while I started getting messages from another number of another scam company called Bid And Win, They both charged me on my Rogers bill !!!
The first one charged me about $1.25 for every scam message they send and the second one charged me $5 for every scam message.

They both operate in Canada, what about Consumer rights ? who will stop those criminals and who will get us our rights back ?

By the way, , Rogers said to me that it was not their business and this was a third party crap, ????? they just wanna collect the money . ...!!

Way To Go ROGERS

I was paying my Verizon cell phone bill today online and I finally noticed extra charges that I didn't agree to when I signed my son up last year. These extra charges have been going on for over 4 months now with charges that seem like a total scam for an extra $29.00 per month since January 1, 2011. I contacted a customer service rep tonight at Verizon and she was able to tell me who was charging the extra $29.oo fee. A so called third party vendor named Mobile Media Solutions. Well, the rep from Verizon was very helpful in helping me put an end to this tonight. She made a 3 way call with me on the phone to the vendor and we got an automated recording asking if I would like to unsubcribe to this. The recording said Press 1 on your cell phone if you would like to unsubscribe and then add your cell phone number and press the # sign after you are finished putting in the ten digit number. So the Verizon rep did it for me as I listened in, after a few seconds the automated voice from Mobile Media Solutions came on and said there is no number matching that in their records and that we would need to call their customer service reps at Mobile Media Solutions in the morning. If they don't have records matching my son's number then why am I getting charged $29 dollars every month. What a scam! I am fired up and would like to join a Class Action Law Suit against this company. If it was an ethical company it would be a no brainer and give the user an easy way to unsubscribe. But no, they don't allow that to happen and keep good people like most of the unsuspecting cell phone user population in the USA in limbo. It really makes me furious. I know my son got mislead and didn't really understand what he was doing when he joined this site via texting a pin number on his cell phone. Thanks to Verizon I was able to block premium messaging tonight. I also was informed by the nice lady customer service rep at Verizon that she would reimburse the month of April charge for $29 from my bill. What a sweetheart and that shows great customer service and support. I will continue to use Verizon for as long as they keep people like this on staff. As for Mobile Media Solutions, they need to be shut down and fined by the government for misleading and scamming practices. Teenage kids don't know what they are doing when they get fooled by scammers. My son had no idea his cell phone would be charged $29 each month. I wish everyone who deals with Mobile Media Solutions is able to stop their plans from getting ripped off and unsubscribe and block your premium messgaging. Good Luck.

they have been adding a $10fee to my verizon phone bill for the last 5months.they took my phone number from the internet when I had applied for a car loan, without my knowledge. I had never heard of them until I asked why my phone bill had gotten higher. verizon gave me the company name and phone number so i could cancel. I still don't know what service they provide or how they are allowed to acess private information and steal from the unsuspecting public. Who the hell are these people? And why are they still in business? this is a nice law suit just waiting for the right attorney. This company needs to go down, , , , , way down, , , , , , jail time sounds good to me...

They are claiming that I signed up for some sort of program that I did not even have access to my phone at the time they are claiming it was done.
These people are thieves I want to know how to legally get to them
If anyone can help me with this it would be great.