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There is nothing much lower than a business that commits to providing a service, makes you fill out several boxes of info, and then at the end demands your credit card number to start a 'free' trial that you'll undoubtedly have difficulty cancelling. This is a dirty way to operate and if a company pulls this crap, they will pull other crap as well.
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E-card that was supposed to be free, but is not.
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I tried a web search with only "123greetings". The result was the first 2 pages were all positive...
What an absolute rip-off! You wasted my time by misleading me into signing up with a "promised"...
