Reader's Digest Customer Service Issues

I have received an unordered book from your company. I had ordered one book in the series of articles and items from an older Reader's Digest. Unfortunately, I cannot afford the $30.00 for the book, even in installments. I wish to return it, although it seems I will have to cover the return costs. Please note, any future mailings will be treated as gifts. Kindly unsubscribe me from all your email and postal communications, including the daily emails. Thank you. Sincerely, R. Taylor [redacted] Kern Road, Cowlesville, New York - [redacted]

To whom it may concern, On 4-24-[redacted], I found a note in my records indicating that no payment was due for my subscription. I planned to verify this but could not find the time. However, upon reviewing my checking account today, I noticed an unauthorized charge of $36.36 on 6/13/[redacted]. I did not approve this transaction as I do not usually pay this yearly fee. I would not have agreed to this charge without my consent. Therefore, I request that my subscription be canceled, and I be refunded the $36.36. My details are as follows: Rebecca M., Subscription Account # RDA[redacted]/3#.

Dear Readers Digest Sweepstakes, I recently received information that I am a winner of $5,[redacted],[redacted]. I simply can't believe it - if it's true, this would be the happiest day of my entire life! After speaking with David Gold over the phone, I completed and signed the necessary winner acknowledgment papers and wrote a check for nearly $10,[redacted]. However, upon arriving at the Fed-Ex office to send the documents, doubts surfaced about this being a potential scam. I immediately reached out to David Gold to express my concerns, as sadly, there are numerous scams circulating nowadays, and trust can lead to significant losses. I am desperately hoping that this is genuine, but at the same time, I am filled with apprehension. I am reaching out to seek reassurance from you. Your assistance in allaying my fears is greatly appreciated. Thank you, James E. Crass IV [redacted] Summit Pointe Scranton, PA [redacted] Phone [redacted] Paris, France (currently) Upcoming trip to Greece on August 5th Return to the USA on September 15th Your timely response is highly anticipated, allowing me to enjoy my long-awaited vacation.

I received a notice stating that this is the final service for Reader's Digest. It advises that my service may be canceled if I don't respond by October 18th. I wish to confirm that I did respond to the renewal notice promptly in September by mail. My name is Debra Lejeune, and my account number is [redacted]. I mailed a check for $20.00 on September 4th. Please confirm receipt and ensure it was applied to my account correctly to avoid cancellation. Kindly inform me of the upcoming delivery date for my next Reader's Digest issue and clarify the duration of my subscription, presumably one year. Additionally, I'd like to address my new subscription for Taste of Home, if managed by your company. I sent an $8.00 check on September 20th. Please verify and provide details on the subscription commencement and duration. Your prompt attention to these matters is appreciated. You can respond via text. Thank you, D. Lejeune

I noticed an unauthorized charge on my credit card from Reader's Digest, which I did not order. I suspect my mother-in-law may have placed the order using my computer. Can you please verify if there was an order under the name Margaret M. at [redacted] Oxbow Ct. Reno, NV [redacted]? The charge amount was $37.87, and the payment method was a Paypal Mastercard ending in [redacted]. Thank you for your assistance.