Like a junk drawer that fills up with things you never asked for, these surprise magazine deliveries often trace back to hidden third‑party agreements linked to the 866‑441‑1281 number. The best defense is to opt‑out in writing: request a written confirmation that the subscription is canceled and keep a copy. Verify that no credit‑card charges are pending, and dispute any unauthorized fees with your bank. Report the incident to the FTC and your state consumer protection office, and consider placing a fraud alert on your credit report. Regularly audit your mail and online purchase confirmations to spot unwanted add‑ons before they become a hassle.
I recieved a text with a indecent picture of a half-naked woman, she claimd she missed talking to me and this was her new number, thats freaky
Repeated attempts to cancel a Cosmopolitan magazine subscription, which was supposedly acquired through a third party, have been unsuccessful due to a recording stating they cannot take calls at the moment
Upon receiving a People's Magazine addressed to a Josh Kimball, I contacted the magazine to report the fictitious use of my address, and they provided me with a phone number to call, which led to a recording and an eventual association with Wayfair, a company with which I have no account, leading to the cessation of delivery by People's Magazine and consideration of legal action if the issue persists.
The subscription to People magazine needs to be canceled.
Apparently, I've been receiving unwanted issues of Rolling Stone Magazine, courtesy of a third-party subscription set up by Media Mags as a 'bonus gift' following a purchase from Wayfair. Despite my attempts to cancel, the subscription persists. I was informed by the magazine that the order was placed using the number 866-441-1281.
I have been receiving unsolicited People Magazine subscriptions and will not pay for them; I request that they stop sending these magazines.
I request that my name be removed, as I have no interest in Rolling Stone Magazine and did not order it; a third party made the order using this number, 866-441-1281.
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Apparently, I have been recieving Outdoor Life magazine for several months, I contacted the magazine to find out why this was occuring since I didnt purchases a subscription and was told that your company had subscribed me, however I have been unable to speek to anyone
I didnt actually recieved a phone call, but Money Magazine just show up in my mailbox, I called to cancel and tried to find out how I got on the subscriber list, after a couple of phone call, I found out it was Media mags that set up the subscription since I bought something from Wayfair as a "bonus gift", without asking me if I even wanted it, I get enought junk mail without your help, Wayfair
After receiving Sunset Magazine for two months, attempts were made to cancel the subscription, but the system indicated it was purchased through a third party, and the provided contact number is unknown.
Recieving sunset magazine in mail was a suprise to me, especialy after doing christmas shopping online through Walmart in Ohio, and now im threating to contact my attorney because of they're lack of help.
You should check your banking and credit card statments to see if you've been billed incorrectly, just incase
I urge the company to remove my name from their magazine subscription list, specifically for People Magazine, as I have been receiving unwanted issues.
To Larry Johnson,
I've asked them to remove my name from their list for People magazines, I dont want them, I've tried to cancel the subscription but they keep sending me one every week, I just throw it away