[muaymendez1]

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Jc whitney has an offer . If you accept an offer from one of thiher sponsors, You will recieved $50 cash back on your next order.



You can cancel at any time. I doubt a company like jc whitney Is going to scam people. I think thier supporters gamble on the fact that you may forget to cancel your membership and then get billed for the full membership.



I am thinking of doing this but have a feeling i will get burned.

 

[English Bob]

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Read the small print very carefully, it is almost certainly legit, but you can reckon the lawyers put the words together.

 

[DaveO430]

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If you do it you will be signed up to a marketing scam and they will charge your credit card a monthly fee for membership for good deals on a lot of useless junk nobody wants and they can't sell any other way.

 

[muaymendez1]

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I signed up for the newspaper delivery. I will make sure to quit befor ethe allowed time.

 

[tybme]

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Wish I would have seen this post earlier.

I tried it last year.
JC Whitney passed my credit card info on to a 3rd party which then turned around and began charging me monthly for "travel discounts" I had a hell of a hard time getting them to stop and was unable to re-coop all of my money. I no longer deal with JC Whitney.

 

[Kit Carson]

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That kind of stuff always has a catch. Just like going out of business sales. I know one store that goes out of business every year. Some real good buys there though, they double the price then give you a 35 percent discount.

Good ole American advertising.

Kit

 

[nobbie]

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Kit Carson wrote:

That kind of stuff always has a catch. Just like going out of business sales. I know one store that goes out of business every year. Some real good buys there though, they double the price then give you a 35 percent discount.

Good ole American advertising.

Kit

I get a chuckle out of the term "Factory Outlet". We used to call them stores. :cheeky1:

 

[tdbieber]

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That sounds like what Circuit City is doing. I think they marked everything up 75% then back down 35%. What a rip!