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- Zachary brown| 1 replyThese people Are stilling poor people's money....I think it is Bad tO take other people money...st robbing people I will never go to that store again...they stole my money also for 2 ,oaths
- Caller: My Bank
- abe replies to Caitlinbig scam same here
- ljwThey got me too. Im still gonna call my bank in the morning! I may just vontact the BBB as well but I want the name of that cashier and they couldnt/wouldnt give it to me. I never sign up for anything that isnt FREE!!!! had i been told there would without a doubt be a re occurring charge i would have said hell no!
- Caller: fye
- QuentinI just fixed my problem with this scam. I had no knowledge of the charge till I checked my account. They stole my information and I will be following up with this situation first thing in the morning with FTC. FYE needs to be caught in their tracks and shut down. This is simply the only way I can ensure this doesnt happen again. everyone please do the same if you have been affected by FYE.
- Caller: FYE
- AMSVI found out I have at least 18 months' worth of VIP membership that I NEVER signed up for and when I went to cancel (877.351.2131) the woman actually tried to sell me on keeping it! I went straight to the bank after I got off the phone with her and canceled my card and disputed all the charges that I could. I was told I can send a letter to them asking for a refund so they're going to get a fax, too, but I am not giving them the opportunity to do more damage. I never ever sign up for memberships. I shop at FYE once in a blue moon (I see no legit charges for this company in the same timeframe) so why would I want a membership? If it's not a scam/issue/smarmy practices, then why are so many people having problems? I did not get a call, but I wanted to tell people to watch their accounts and give them the cancellation number.
- Caller: FYE
- FYE cali replies to Garretti just noticed that i got deduct on my account for 11.99 from FYE BSP albany, NY
my husband on june bought his self a hat and offered by a cashier guy about free trial and sure he took it. that cashier didnt mentioned about fee or anything.
THATS STUPID HOW FYE DIDNT MENTION TO US FIRST. - DeanaI went in a month ago to buy a Christmas present. Never heard of the store before. The cashier said I can save 20% on my payment if I open an account with a 30 day free trial. I took it for the discount sake. She said if I want to cancel my account I can easily go on the website and cancel it before any charges. A week later I attempted to cancel my account. Apparently my account never existed. I sent them an email from 'contact us', claiming I will get a response in 24 hours. Never got one. I sent them at least 10 emails in the past 3 weeks attempting to cancel my 'non existing' account. I figured it was just never there and hoping I wouldn't get charged.
I check my bank account regularly, since I have the app. I noticed I got charged $11.99. I spent almost 20 minutes trying to reach someone in customer service. I kept getting transferred and no one could help me. After reading these posts, I figured how to get a hold of customer service, apparently I had the wrong number? After spending a good 10 minutes listening to the foreigner explain to me how I should keep my account and other [***], I got my account deleted and my money back. I also got the confirmation number. It still seemed sketchy. I called my credit card company to make sure I get my money back and to never receive any more payments.
I never had to deal with so much crap from a company. It shouldn't take more than 10 minutes to take care of these types of situations, yet it took me 40 minutes.
Never going to this store again and I will be slandering them and making sure everyone I know, knows this so they don't ever shop there. I worked in retail for 7 years, I know what customer service is: serving the customer. This isn't customer service, this is a crap company that's in it for the money and will try to scam people just to get profit. The customers are really serving the company! No wonder the company is going downhill, hopefully they get bankrupt very soon. - CassieFirst off, no one can blame the poor cashiers for any of this mess! I got one of these cards, and I knowingly signed up for it, because I 1) knew the cashier probably had a quota, and 2) knew I'd be back there before the month ended. It is not the cashier's fault that you signed up, because they do ask for personal information and signatures. Don't be the one to put the cashier on trial, when they most likely did ask for things.
What I have a problem with is the phone number they give for cancellation. First, they never gave me an option for cancellation, they just had me wait on the phone for 10 minutes listening to that annoying "please hold" voice. Next, when I finally get someone they really didn't give me an option for cancellation. I explained I don't go to any of the stores that the card is for, and I really can't afford 12 dollars a month for something I'll never use. She still insisted that there were plenty of places to go to, and I still held my ground. She then told me I could go online and then put in some form, and then she would cancel it. I said I'd go to the website only if she cancelled the account. She agreed but then at the end thanked me for keeping my account and hung up. THAT bothers me. I know it's the woman's job, but when someone calls and asks nicely to be taken off, you shouldn't try to dupe them back into staying. It's just a little bit unfair, especially with that wait time. - nicole replies to KARENhow can you tell where my money is
- reseMy husband purchased some headphones and at the time of checkout the cashier ask him if he wanted this membership he stated no, so this company is stealing and should be held accountable. This was my debit card that my husband had and the charge was 11.99.
- Anonym replies to DebThanks for all the straight talk info. I hate having to jump thru hoops to do this kind of stuff. Using the info you've provided, I'll call Monday AM and see if it's that simple for me as well. Thanks again for sharing!
- SeriouslyAll of you are responsible for reconciling your bank accounts. By federal law you have 60 days to dispute charges on your account. If you have 4-8 months of charges, it is your own fault. Be an adult and monitor your business. Read disclosures handed to you by cashiers when you get a discount.
I work in banking not fye.- Caller: 1-877-351-2131
- letisha replies to mikeThanks you for that number. I called it and the gentleman was so nice he actually apologize and gave me my money back.
Thanks again - Andy| 1 replyJust cancelled mine . I guess I will be careful when signing up for these kind of deals. This should be illegal .i will never buy another item from FYE store
- Nathan replies to AndyI just called to cancel mine, too. I got the conformation number although I don't know what to do with it. I was told that I would get a refund in 1-2 business days. Hopefully that's the case.
- TimA replies to TravisFYE staff told me I'd receive a $20 discount card...and could cancel at any time. I never received any information, never got a discount card, just consistent billing. When I called to cancel FYE BSP told me they were recinding my $20 discount card...which I'd never received. They had my correct information. So the whole experirence ended up costing me about $60 more than the $8 discount I got for signing up.
Scam! legal one but a scan nonetheless. - TimA replies to GinaWas never sent what was promised, never received anything actually. So called to cancel and FYE BSP told me they were recinding the $20 discount card I'd never received. Never going back...not the staff's fault. Just unethical procedure by FYE BSP.
- SarahI went to FYE on Thursday and the guy who offered me the card said about how i could get a 10% discount on my purchase if i signed up. After i did so he leaned in real close and said to me in a hushed tone what would happen and gave me a little slip of paper that had the website and what to do to cancel it. he kept looking over his shoulder at his manager who was close by and said to me "I just can't have him hear me telling you this." so that tells me that if they are upfront and tell the customers what the hell they are signing up for then they could get in trouble or even fired. After that i went straight back to my dorm and went to cancel it. after i tried many times to get the stupid account to work i kept getting a message that said that my member number was not valid. so i figured that it would take maybe 24 hours to get in the system. So here it is sunday and i do it again and it lets me. but now my problem is that the place they are telling me to go to cancel it is not on the website. i looked it over good and i still can not find the freakin place. it tells me to go to the customer center. the only place to click is customer care and that just takes me to a place to send them an email telling what my problem is. I tried to call and jokes on me they are the only people in the world that don't make people work on the weekends. i swear if this comes up on my debit card statement even after i cancel it i will be so pissed off.
- Caller: fye
- FYEManagerI'm yet another employee of FYE here to detail how these things work. This isn't a scam, fraud, or any crime.
There are indeed two cards. There is the Platinum card, which is 25 a year. There is no auto-renewal, and it saves you 10% on everything in the store. The other card is the Backstage Pass VIP card. With this one, you not only save 10% in the store, but you also save money at tons of other places. This one is 11.99 a month, and they will auto-bill you for it.
I can see how people get the two mixed up. We have several drivers that we must explain about in the few minutes we talk to you at the register. That's just retail these days. Drivers, drivers, drivers.
Here's the deal on the 11.99 card. The training booklets on this driver are very clear. We -have- to fully explain to you what is going to happen. I'm a manager, and I inform every customer that they will have to call to cancel, and that the person on the phone -will- try to keep them on the program by offering whatever deals they can. I also inform them that they will not be able to cancel as soon as they leave the store. It takes a few days (not sure of the exact time-frame) for the company to process the papaerwork. This isn't a scam, either. It literally takes us this long. If you were to attempt to purchase a second item after getting either card with your card, the employee ringing you up has to put in a 10% discount because your card isn't in the system, and if you look at your receipt, you'll see this.
The final part about this is to READ BEFORE YOU SIGN. When asking customers to sign, first, I hane them their receipt. We have a second slip of paper for you to sign, stating that you have been informed of the charges, and that you would like to continue on with the membership.
If you just keep your cool, and let the person go through their script, you'll be done in minutes. Don't hang up in frustration because you can't have everything right now. You're an adult, and you're out of that stage. Yes, customer service is key, but damnit people, we're just trying to make a paycheck. Not all of us have money for college, and for most retail employees in any level of management, that store is their life. Play nice. - marie replies to TravisNo how about you have idiots working at the store and she made it clear this was free until she printed the receipt..at that point I called to cancel the same day to realize months later they never cancelled. Each time they give you some phony confirmation number. Its best to just cancel your card.
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