How to Fight Back Against Unfair Magazine Subscription Practices
May 1, 2009
Thousands of people find themselves subjected to harassment from collection agencies for magazines they never ordered or had for a while and don’t want anymore. North Shore is one of the collection agencies Consumer Warning Network has received many complaints about. CWN contributor Attorney Jonathan Cohen reports on what you can do to fight back. Watch the video above for more information. Once you’ve canceled your subscription you’ll need to write a letter to make them stop. Here’s a sample letter to show you what to say. Just fill in your information and send it to North Shore.
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