Here's the process, at least in my case:
- Went to event website
- Clicked through various pages to get to the www.Active.com site
- Registered an account. This only connect me to Active.com (free)
- Registered for a 5K, which included the usual waivers and credit card info.
- At the last page, after I completed registering, I receive a "Thanks" page.
Congratulations ANTHONY!
Just click "YES" at the bottom of this page to claim your FREE gift from Active.com for registering online for the Morton Abroretum Fall Color 5K.
To thank you for registering for the Morton Abroretum Fall Color 5K, Active.com would like to give you a FREE $20.00 GIFT... Two Free $5.00 discounts off your next two event registrations on Active.com and a Free $10.00 discount off your online registration on Active.com to next year's Morton Abroretum Fall Color 5K. Plus you'll also enjoy the money-saving benefits of ActiveAdvantage, our premium online athlete savings program! Save money every time you travel plus enjoy all this FREE for the next 3 months... - Was I excited? Sure! Free is good, and I'm the guy who picks up pennies in the grocery store parking lot.
- Way at the bottom was a disclaimer, which, there, was in very tiny print, telling me I will be billed $50.04 a year, unless I click 'no thanks' which is a button at the bottom.
OFFER DETAILS: By clicking "yes", you will receive your free gift and a 3-month membership to ActiveAdvantage, compliments of Active.com. If you are 100% satisfied during your trial, do nothing. All your member benefits will automatically continue for a full year for just $4.17 per month, billed annually to your credit/debit card used here for this offer and renewed each year upon expiration, at the then current fee. A money-back guarantee is our pledge to you! If you're ever dissatisfied during your trial offer, Or thereafter, simply call ActiveAdvantage at 877-228-4881,x2 to cancel your membership benefits. You will be issued a pro-rata refund of the annual fee.
1 comment:
Wow! I just got a letter saying I signed up not knowing I signed up. Time to cancel on principal even though I may like the service. I just hate being tricked.
Kris
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