Alondra

Patrice's advice is right on. Don't let them stress you out about this. Just keep the magazines - they are yours by law, and the law is on your side. Do NOT pay them anything. If you feel it important to do so, write them a letter and send it registered, return receipt requested, and tell them to stop sending you magazines you did not order at once. And be sure to mention that you are sending a copy of that letter to the consumer protection agency in your state.

God bless you and have a happy Thanksgiving.

ging10ging

Please don't pay them one penny. Then find the attorney general's telephone number or go online for it. You can usually e-mail them and tell them what the problem is and they will find out for you and take care of it. You have to give them all the info you have, please keep the person's name who called you, and the company's name it's under keep any info that you can it'll help them to take care of it. We had a problem similar to this and we e-mailed them like they told us and they sent us a confirmation they received info and a few days later we received an e-mail from them it was all taken care of and not to worry. Don't get yourself all upset you have enough to take care of and they can't do anything to you and tell them if they call you that you have or intend to contact the attorney general and they may still give you a hard time just hang up on them. They try to get people to pay threatening them and some people will but don't you didn't order anything. good luck and blessings to you. Hope you have a nice Thanksgiving. Sue

sall

I think that this is called unsolicited mail which does not have to be paid for or sent back.