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This company is a fraud. I never signed up for a subscription! I have already sent you screenshots of the email they sent me claiming that the subscription they signed me up for without my permission has been canceled. They sent me this email on May 19 when I first complained. And they sent it to me again yesterday on May 25 when they charged me yet again. There is no canceling this company. When you try to “cancel” this automatic subscription that no one signs up for, they continue to charge anyways. Even on their website, it says you can simply contact them and they’d be happy to cancel the subscription. They probably had to put that there because people have to constantly contact them because they automatically subscribe you without your permission. However, no one is able to successfully cancel the subscriptions that they automatically sign people up for.
I have sent you screenshots that show that this scam company called Vinhistory sent me an email saying that my subscription was canceled. But then they continue to charge me. And the important thing that you need to understand is that I never ever signed up for the subscription in the first place! This company is horrible. They are a complete scam. This is the second time I’ve had to report them, and you are allowing them to continue to take money out of my account, even though the previous report that I filed against them was immediately settled in my favor. And here they are charging again, as if that first report never even happened with you guys.
If you would kindly go to their website and go through this process yourself, you’ll see what I mean. They claim to give you reports on your own car, because I’m selling my car, I wanted to acquire that information so that the people I’m selling it too would have it on hand. So that everything would be clear and honest and concise. So that the buyers would have a record of everything regarding my car. Because I’m selling my car. So this website claimed that for only one dollar you could generate a report to give to the person you’re selling your car too. And it’s a one time $1 fee. However, apparently, when you pay this $1, not only do they never sent you a report, they automatically subscribe you to $25 or $30 a month without your permission. Go ahead, generate report for $1, and they will automatically sign you up and start charging you every week or two for a subscription that you never signed up for.
They need to be blocked from my PayPal! I am also including photos of another customer complaining about this. Is the only way for me to get rid of this is to completely close my bank account and close my account with you guys, PayPal? Is there no other way that you can help me? If you can’t stop this, then I will just simply have to rely on Venmo and Zelle moving forward. I cannot keep reporting them every week or two every time they charge me for something I never signed up for!
Again, I have included photos of the email that they sent me when I had to go in and cancel a subscription that I never signed up for and then they sent me an email saying that it was canceled, but it clearly wasn’t. And again, as I did previously, I am sending you a screenshot of another person on Reddit, complaining about this company doing the exact same thing to them! And, as you can see, they have done this to many people.
Please block them and please stop these charges or I will be forced to shut down my PayPal account and rely on other services. And/or, I will have to close my Wells Fargo account so that they can’t keep stealing money from me!
This is horrendous. It’s disgusting that companies like this can get away with something like this. And I’m the one that has to gather all of this information to prove the fraud? This is very frustrating. I’ve already done this. PayPal used to be a reliable way to pay for things. Is it not that way anymore? I’m beginning to wonder!
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When I checked with PayPal and my credit card company both said that the $29.95 was going to be a reoccurring monthly charge and both said they would have to investigate. Master Card said it would take about 60 to verify it was a fraud
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it's all easily available FREE online - They present it as if it's like a carfax report. Its useless. When I saw the $29.95 charge pending
from them on my PayPal I contacted VinHistoryUSA.com - first emailed and then called the 202 area code number. A woman who
was very di?cult to understand named "Nei" agreed to cancel the "subscription" that I never authorized nor intended to buy and
never used. She refused to refund the money because she said that "I did not cancel within the 7-day trial period". This is a complete
scam. If it were a legitimate business they would acknowledge that I ordered a single report for $1.00, not a subscription. Nowhere
when you agree to buy does it say that if you do not cancel within 7 days you will be charged $29.95. And if does I can't find it. After
filing with the merchant I disputed with PayPal. Just received notice that they denied my claim ((("An update on case ********* ********* We have received a response from the merchant and we've also reviewed all the details of your case. Based on the
merchant’s response and the information we have to date, we have denied your case. This decision was made because our records
show that this transaction was processed correctly."))) Payal supports the fraud. Lesson learned for me but I hope that you can stop
this practice. There has to be a clear statement that by clicking "purchase" you are agreeing to future charges of $29.95 per month
until you cancel. Who in their right mind would agree to this? Nobody. That's why they don't state it clearly. Thanks for
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I have still not heard back from their billing department and no refund was processed. The fraud department had to cancel my credit card and put a block on them to stop charging me.
This has become a huge hassle.
Do not fall for this scam
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I did a live chat with a rep on their website to cancel the subscription that I never signed up for & asked for a refund, & received an email from them, & they still did not cancel the subscription & they are trying to charge me again.
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When I discovered the charge, I contacted VINHistoryUSA through their help chat. They gave me a link to cancel the subscription. When I clicked it, I was taken to a page with a red circle and a red "X" that said:
"Sorry, we can't cancel your subscription. Please contact us."
There was no option to cancel—just an “OK” button.
I returned to the chat and was told to email the company. An automated email reply ignored my refund request and referred me right back to the same non-functional cancellation link. After several back-and-forth attempts, I was told a “ticket”was submitted for both the cancellation and the refund. Three days later, I received the following email confirming cancellation:
“Your subscription has been cancelled. You can resume your subscription anytime. Once your subscription transition to our premium plan, you will be billed $29.95 per month for continued access to 50 reports/month.”
This language is vague, doesn’t confirm that charges will stop, and doesn’t acknowledge my refund request.
I did not knowingly agree to a subscription, received no billing agreement or documentation, and only realized I was being charged after the $29.95 was withdrawn via PayPal.
I filed a dispute with PayPal, including screenshots and a full explanation. PayPal denied my request, saying the transaction was “processed correctly,” despite all the evidence of a misleading cancellation process.
I later learned that the Better Business Bureau issued an alert about VINHistoryUSA on November 15, 2022, for similar behavior: unauthorized recurring charges and obstructive cancellation practices.
I believe this violates the FTC’s Negative Option Rule, which requires companies to clearly disclose subscription terms and provide an easy, functional method to cancel. That absolutely did not happen in my case.
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DO NOT USE THIS SITE.
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Cannot cancel these purchases
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Useless reports and deceptive practice to charge for useless membership
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