Xoom.com
Complaint 67384 Details
- Date Occurred: 10/09/2013
- Reported Damages: $55.00
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The company or person contact no longer exists
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This is with Xoom's TV advertisement in The Filipino Channel (TFC) and on their website that read "Send your first transfer to the Philippines and watch the Pacquiao-Marquez fight for free on pay-per-view". Supposedly after sending my first money transfer to the Philippines, I would get an email telling me how I can get a pre-paid card worth $55 to refund what I paid to watch the fight. Up to now, and after countless of emails and calls where I would end up getting the run-rounds about receiving my pre-paid card soon, I'm still waiting for the so-called pre-paid card. They now have a new ad about referring a friend to use Xoom and get cash for the referral. Please do not trust Xoom. They propagate false advertising and cannot be trusted. I submitted a complaint to the FCC regarding this.
- iglobal SBID #546716f43e
- Posted 01/31/2014
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- iglobal SBID #546716f43e
- Posted 03/31/2014
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xoom.com finally sent the pre-paid visa that they promised to repay for the pacquiao-marquez fight i ordered from comcast ppv last oct. 2011!
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- Complaint Against Xoom.com
- Complaints Filed: 9
- Reported Damages: $4,523.99
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