I bought some brakes from Autoparstwarehouse.com and after they arrived, APW sent me an email to fill out to receive $10 on my next purchase. I started to fill out the form and then realized that they were asking way too many questions and did not finish the form. It was too late, I thought that I was signing up for a $10 discount, but really I was tricked into signing up for a $12/month subscription from Complete Savings. All you have to do is copy the last 4 digits of your credit card number to start the $12/month subscription. A few weeks later I got a Visa bill for $12 from Complete Savings. I called Visa to dispute the charge and I called Complete Savings to cancel the subscription. CS informed me that they got my credit card number from APW and informed me that I should have read the small print. I dont remember any small print saying that I was signing up for a subscription, and I never received any emails or anything of value for my subscription fee. I checked CS out on Google and read about this scam between many other vendors and CS. Looks like CS has tricked many customers over the last 6 months and there are many complaints on this website. Im surprized that they are still in business. My recommendation: dont buy from APW and dont sign up for any emailed cash discounts.

I just ordered pizza online and clicked on $10.00 off your next purchase. Next thing I know I am being socked $12.00 /month on my credit card bills for the next four months. I think this type of third party billing has to stop. This is a fraud for sure. Websites and businesses like these should be taken down immediately. Where are the web police?

Just like everyone else has reported so far, I just discovered an unauthorized $ 12.00 charge in my bank account. Interestingly enough no phone number was listed for complete savings so I had to call my bank in order to get it. In any case, when I called said company to complain about the charge and ask that it be reversed, I was informed that I "subscribed" to their services during one of my online purchases from Petco. This is absolutely mind boggling!!! What's worse is that a company like Petco would allow them to tag on to their site and scam people monthly out of their hard earned dollars!

Yesterday I received an email asking if I would like to cancel my membership with complete savings. I had no idea who complete savings were so I checked my account information. I have been getting chargers $12 for the last six months from this scamming website. I asked how they received my information and they said I signed up when I bought tickets through ticket masters. I did a little research on complete savings and they have been known for scamming off websites and stealing people’s personal information. I believe ticket master should be aware of this and this company should be punished. All these scams on the internet make it impossible to ever feel comfortable buying anything online. BEWARE OF COMPLETE SAVINGS

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Thank you

I ordered from Pizza Hut and others have ordered from FTD Florist, JC Whitney Tiger Direct, Vista Print and clicked a box requesting that they send you coupons and discounts information and suddenly started receiving $12.00 monthly charges? Where did these companies get access to our credit card information?

It turns out when you order online at these companies they supply your credit card info to a 3rd party company, in this case, COMPLETE SAVINGS, and they start charging you a monthly fee for discounts you never get on products you never order. The way it works: the Pizza Hut site offers you money off your order for filling out a survey. The survey is much longer than you expect. when you click out of it, it signs you up as agreeing to Terms and Conditions, which is a lie. Then Pizza Hut gives your credit card info to a company you never heard of.

I am looking to put together a group of individuals who have had their credit card charged through COMPLETE SAVINGS and are interested in putting a stop to these types of fraudulent practices.

While the Senate Commerce Committee is investigating these practices, as consumers, we have the right to sue the merchants directly. If you have been wronged and interested to participate in a class action, please reply here or email me at [email protected].

Here are a few links to consumer complaints that have already been published to ripoffreports.com and other blog sites:

http://www.robotninjamonkey.com/2009/05/pizza-hut-and-complete-savings-scam/comment-page-1/#comment-47
http://www.ripoffreport.com/Search/Body/pizza-hut-complete-savings.aspx
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090630161036AAWIfg4
http://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-800-826-1885/6#pBLSpbcFibQCSDAjMIHL_BA
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/news/2009/05/senate-goes-medieval-on-web-loyalty-programs-monthly-fees.ars

Please email me at [email protected] if you have been a victim of a COMPLETE SAVINGS scam.