Signing upto sites?

[Gazza198]

hi guys and girls. i'm new to this and i was just wondering whether when you sign upto ts websites whether the name of the site goes on your credit card bill?

thanks

[Jennifer_English]

Hi Gazza :O) welcome to tha forums..

Not with CCBill or Verotel no hun.... the name appears as the billing agency not the website you join..

Jennifer
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[swimnn]

All the one's I've seen are pretty generic-sounding. The problem can be with canceling membership. Some of those reaccuring cgarges will go on and on and... I had to cancel a credit card once because the site would not stop. Don't join a new site, stick to the ones that have been around for a while

[BeardedOne]

All the one's I've seen are pretty generic-sounding. The problem can be with canceling membership. Some of those reaccuring cgarges will go on and on and... I had to cancel a credit card once because the site would not stop. Don't join a new site, stick to the ones that have been around for a while

I've actually had pretty good luck with such things. CCBill is a longstanding billing agency that handles many of the site subscriptions. When it comes time to cancel, you are dealing with CCBill itself, not the site, and they are typcially fast at throwing the switch. Then it's up to the site to lure you back with something like "Please come back! We'll give you 45 hours free!"...Oh, wait, that's AOL's feeble plea to cancelled accounts. :lol:

In fact, it's harder to cancel an AOL membership than to scrag a porn site. Just look at the recent case (It's actually kinda old, but is just now hitting the press) of a guy that tried to cancel his AOL account and the rep wouldn't let him (Ending the call with "Put your father on the line" :lol: ).

Just read the fine print before clicking the "OK" button and you should be fine.