Oh, and the golf balls? They look to me as if someone bought a bulk quantity of the cheapest looking golf balls available and imprinted the brand name with one of those hand held golf ball personalization stamps. My advice is to run, not walk, away from this outfit. However, there was certainly the impression given that they were selling golf balls, not overpriced golf instruction videos.shame on them. The disclaimer about the charging for the videos is buried so deep on one of the order pages, that only the most vigilant folks would ever see it. The $1.00 shipping charge is merely to get your credit card number on file to charge you for the monthly videos.

I became a sucker last year when they were using MAJOR, not CALCUTTA as the brand of balls. If you ever wondered who falls for this stuff, now you know.Įxtremely unethical operation. Your credit card company should help you take care of it but it may take a while to get the payment back.

Oddly no one from the dating service has ever responded to her interests of home cooked dinners, snuggling by the fire and long walks on the beach. Regularly getting LTC flyers, annuity sales dinner requests and (unsolicited) dating mailers to her on a regular basis. It's worked out well as it keeps us off many lists and it is also a great indicator for future junk mail. I think that golf ball company is run by a Nigerian prince.īTW my filter for this stuff is I sign up the dog for most freebie offers and requests for info.

The bottom line is the dog (still deceased) will not be getting any golf balls as she doesn't have a credit card. Then the $1 shipping fee AND the auto subscriptions popped up. I thought it bit odd but thought what the hell so I started the process to sign up the dog (now a few years deceased) to get a sleeve.

Tpf golf scam