My husband talked me into calling in response to a letter saying I could be the next two million dollar winner. He has been out of work since January, 2009 and said it would be nice to have the money. So, I reluctantly called and immediately found myself in a battle trying not to order magazines. The first person who answered kept saying well what are the three magazines you would pick of this group. When I would answer I don't want any magazines because we don't have time to read them, or extra money to spend on them, she repeated the question. Of course, I didn't just hang up because I didn't want to loose my entry in the sweepstakes. Huh! Stupid me. There probably isn't even a sweepstake. Then I was passed onto a "supervisor" who wouldn't give up until I gave him my credit card number. When I tried to find a website to cancel the transaction after I came to my senses, I got the website talking about what a scam this is. Now it will cost me more to dispute or cancel the charges than to just go ahead and pay for magazines I didn't want in the first place. I don't know who I am more upset with, them for running such a scam or myself for falling for it.

The so called company, got sixtytwo dollars off my credit cards.There still sending letters saying i owe them sixtyseven dollards remaining, and amount due twentytwo dollarsandthirtysixcents.this has been a couple of month's ago, when they got that money. Thank You.

YOUR REPLY IS NEEDED IMMEDIATLEY TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR $2, 100, 000.00 PRIZE OFFERINGS. DIALED THE 1.800.207.8171 AND WAS QUOTED NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. WAS ASKED FOR MY PHONE NUMBER AND LIKE A FOOL I GAVE IT TO THEM. THE NEXT STEP WAS BOMBARDING ME WITH PLEAS TO BUY THEIR MAGAZINES FOR $1.29 PER WEEK AND TO RECEIVE 2 QUARTZ WATCHES WITH A REAL DIAMOND AT THE 12 POSITION ON THE CLOCK FACE. WHEN I WOULDN'T BUDGE THEY TRANSFERRED ME TO THEIR "SUPERVISOR" WHO TRIED TO GET ME TO ACCEPT A CRUISE PACKAGE. I HUNG UP! DIALED THE 800 NUMBER AND A RECORDING SAID THE NUMBER IS NO LONGER ACTIVE.
CALLED THEIR HOTLINE # TO REMOVE MY NAME FROM THEIR MAILING LIST. HAD TO ENTER THE ID # ON MY MAILER AND THE RECORDING SAID THE REQUEST HAS BEEN PROCESSED. THE NUMBER CALLED IS 1-800-690-3623

National Magazine Exchange sent me a letter telling me to get registered for their $2, 1000, 000.00 prize. The letter gave me a deadline and told me to call 1-800-420-5478 to activate my number. I called because I was pretty sure it was a scam and wanted to report them if they were.

When I called, a female immediatly answered the pone asking for my number, confirming my name and address and asked me if I was still a prefered visa, discover or american express card holder. That is when I knew it was a scam. She told me I had been selected to receive two diamond rolexes and 3 magazine subscriptions for a few dollars a month. I refused about 4 times before I hung up the phone.
I did not give them any new information, especially regarding my credit cart or banking information but I knew that accepting the watches and magazine subscriptions would lead to it. SCAMMERS!

They called me and said that they were from the national Magazine Exchange. It was a real friendly man, i do not remember his name but coincidentally we were from the same state!!! and so was the first guy who answered the phone! How ironic! How stupid and naive i was!!! He said he was calling from the credit dept. I asked for what credit card? Do I owe money?? He was calling to tell me I was a potential winner of a 2 million dollar sweepstakes, and to please hold while he gets his supervisor on the phone to take my info for the sweepstakes.

The supervisor sweet talked me, spoke really fast and was so vague on his questions, i started getting confused. He then asked if i wanted several subscriptions to magazines that I liked and bought in stores, for a fraction of the price; it came out to about .60 per magazine, which was a savings of over $2.00 each magazine! I was so excited and agreed. I ordered a one year subscription to parenting magazine, shape, and stay at home moms (i think that was the name he gave me). He said all i had to pay was $67 and change one time, i would be entered into the sweepstakes, and would receive the magazine subscriptions for a year. i was psyched. however time went on, and i started receiving magazines in the mail for Car and driver, Maxim, forbes, all these financial or men's magazines. I received only one Parenting magazine, and never received anything else except for these bullsh*t magazines i have no use for!! I mean I get at least 10 magazines a week, for ones I never ordered!!!

Then i went onto my credit card's web site where i had placed the purchase through, and lo and behold I see all these charges from at least several companies in the past two months since i subscribed. one charge is for NME*MAGAZINE ORDER 866-312-4233 FL $67.08 on 11/14/08, NME*MAGAZINE ORDER 866-312-4233 FL $67.08 on 12/16/08, AP9*ATHOMEREWARDS 888-425-5874 CT $19.95 on 1/1/09, NME*MAGAZINE ORDER 866-312-4233 FL $67.08 on 1/16/09, AP9*ATHOMEREWARDS 888-425-5874 CT $19.95 on 2/22/09, $67.08 from NME*MAGAZINE ORDER 866-312-4233 FL on 2/24/09!!! I called the national magize exchange myself complain. they never answered their phones. it goes right to a voicemail box where i left three messages, three days in a row. the message states they will return your call by the next business day. this was last week. i never got a call back. I am so upset and furious that I have been scammed!!!

I just called my credit card company and had to cancel my card and get a new one. Can someone please help me? I want my money back! I don't want these subscriptions to magazines I NEVER ORDERED EITHER! Plus the ones i did pay for i never even got except for one magazine, and i only received it once last month! I was told when i signed up it was only one charge for the $67.00 for the 12 month subscription for the three magazines i believe. but he spoke so fast i could not understand everything. please help me! I have been scammed!!!