Complain About All You Can Books - File a Complaint Today

Good luck getting a quick reply. Based on user reviews, you'll be waiting a while.

• Call during off-peak hours (e.g., mid-morning, mid-week).
• Be persistent. If you email, follow up in a few days.
• Have your account email and any transaction IDs ready before you call.
• Mentioning the BBB or a chargeback can sometimes speed things up.

If All You Can Books is ignoring you, it's time to go over their head. Don't just give up.

File a Complaint with the BBB

File a complaint with the Better Business Bureau. It's not a government agency, but companies often respond to avoid a public mark against them. It works, but prepare to wait. All You Can Books has a history of responding to some, but not all, complaints there.

Report them to the FTC

Report them to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). The FTC doesn't resolve individual complaints, but they use reports to build cases against companies with patterns of bad behavior. Think of it as doing your civic duty to stop them.

Contact Your State Attorney General

Your state's Attorney General handles consumer protection and can take action against fraudulent companies. This is a serious step that can get results.

Initiate a Chargeback

The fastest route might be a chargeback. Call your credit card company or bank, explain the unauthorized charge or that you were unable to cancel, and dispute the transaction. This often gets their attention faster than any email.

Subject: Urgent: Unresolved Cancellation & Billing Issue - Account [[Your Email Address]]

I am writing again to resolve an issue with my account. Despite my previous attempts to cancel my subscription, I was charged [[$Amount]] on [[Date]].

This is unacceptable. Having to chase down this refund and spend my time correcting your company's billing error is incredibly frustrating. My account associated with the email [[Your Email Address]] should have been canceled on [[Date of Cancellation Attempt]].

To resolve this, I require an immediate full refund of [[$Amount]] and written confirmation that my subscription has been permanently canceled and no further charges will be made.

If I do not receive a satisfactory response and confirmation of my refund within 48 hours, my next step will be to file a chargeback with my bank and submit a formal complaint to the Better Business Bureau.

Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter.

[[Your Name]]

• Use the word 'chargeback' in your email or phone call. It's a magic word for many billing departments.
• Take screenshots of everything. Your cancellation confirmation screen (if you get one), your emails, everything. You'll need proof.
• Don't use their contact form. Send a direct email to [email protected] instead. It creates a better paper trail that you control.
• A user on BBB mentioned they only got a response after filing the complaint there. Sometimes public pressure is the only thing that works.

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