My mother, who is a senior, gave a check for $65 to someone supposedly from this organization, for a subscription to SHOW magazine. Although this magazine was not listed on the choices indicated, the representative supposedly contacted a supervisor and my mother was told that the magazine she wanted (SHOW) was available. She was subsequently contacted by phone from another rep of Preferred Shopper's Edge and asked about becoming a member. At that time, she inquired about the magazine, which she had still not received (and the check had been cashed) and was told it would be arriving shortly. Now, after several months, she has received instead "Family Fun" magazine as an apparent substitute. She has no use for this magazine and would still like "Show" if it's available. If not, a full refund is requested. It appears to me that someone was trying to take advantage of an elderly person and the bait and switch attempt is not appreciated.
Are there any other steps that can be taken to obtain refund, make sure there are no additional charges and alert others of this potential fraud? The ID# listed on the Preferred Shopper's Edge solicitation is: BM000032630 in the name of Lyne Moss.

Thanks, Stephanie on behalf of Lyne