magazines and their bills I didn't order?

Question

WHAT CAN I DO TO KEEP MY CREDIT FROM BEING RUINED, DO I RETURN THE BILLS RETURN TO SENDER, DO I RETURN THE MAGAZINES THAT HAVE STARTED COMING IN?? SOMEONE HAS PLAYED A CRUEL JOKE AND THIS COULD MESS WITH MY CREDIT RATING. CAN ANYBODY HELP.

Answer 1

I do not think magazines report to the credit agencies, so I do not think you have anything to worry about. I have received bills before from magazine companies for subscriptions I did not want, and you can write "CANCEL" on the first bill. If they continue to come after that (and they frequently do, and say late, second notice, etc.) I throw them away. I figure I already told them I did not want it. It has happened more than once to me, but it has never been on my credit report (I check it every now and then), and I have never been turned down for credit. My suggestion, respond once, then do not worry about it.

Good luck!

Answer 2

Send them a letter (certified mail/return receipt) telling them that you did not order any magazines and will not pay for them. Don't bother to send back the magazines.

There are companies that just send magazines and then a bill, hoping people will just pay the bill. It's very unlikely you'll ever see anything on your credit report about these magazines.

Answer 3

Return the bills and any magazines back to the certain by certified letter, explaining they have been duupped, hat you order these, and of source dont give your social. below is website from the Federal Trade Comssion where you can file a compliant if it continues.
Hope it helps

Answer 4

Write cancel on the bills and send them back with a note that you did not order the merchandise, and they are to stop sending you the items, and include a statement that you are not responsible for anything sent to you.

Answer 5

ring the company and explain your situation to them, make sure you are now off there mailing list