BPerx
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I started receiving Wine Spectator Magazine in the mail with my own name and address on it. When I complained to them, I was directed to a company named SubCo who apparently put the subscription in my name. When I called them, they said it was a company named BPerx who did it, and got my information from "ecommerce websites" but wouldn't tell me who or how. I don't even drink wine and I never gave any company permission to use my information to sign me up for goods and services. This is an invasion of my privacy and my personal information. I want my name, address, email and phone number removed from your lists and I want to know exactly where you got my information, because I sure as hell never gave anyone permission to give it to you or use it in this way.

I have been receiving unsolicited emails from *** about alleged membership as a "VIP" in order to get perks. One of these is a subscription to a magazine. I have never initiated any contact with this company and want nothing to do with them. I also do not want any magazine subscriptions. Today a copy of GQ arrived that I did not request. I want to be removed from any mailings and solicitations from Bperx.com and resent them sending me magazine subscriptions I did not ask for. I see a rather long list of complainants on your website with exactly the same type of problem - sometimes it is unsolicited gift cards, sometimes it is magazines - but all of them are unrequested and unwanted. Surely something can be done with the company to stop this kind of uninvited intrusion. Thank you.

On 09/21/2022, I received a letter from BPerx. This letter Falsely stating I chose a gift for Garden and Gun Magazine. I did not sign up for anything from BPerx. I as others can not understand how the Complaintsboard.com allows this company to maintain an A+ rating when they have such a volume of complaints. Especially when it is obvious that they are potentially using deceptive practices to lure customers to their business. BPerx uses a canned form response to each of these complaints. I am filing a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission and encourage others to do so. I will not accept the form response from BPerx until I am removed from their mailing list and am guaranteed that BPerx will not sell, distribute or use any other method to disseminate my information, ie email address or any other information that BPerx has on me.

Twice in the last 5 months, bPerx has signed us up for online magazine subscriptions without permission. The first time was August 21. At that time I communicated with Ariel (help) and I instructed bPerx to "cease and desist using my email address for any commercial purpose other than to communicate with me about how to cancel these activities." Today, January 4, 2022, bPerx has done it again. They have signed us up for magazine subscriptions using my email address, again without permission. They ignored my prior instruction to cease and desist using my email address. Having failed in my attempt to resolve this directly with bPerx, I ask the Complaintsboard.com to intervene and work with bPerx to ensure that they never again use my email address to sign us up for any type of subscription, promotion, marketing communication, offer, etc.

Received now multiple emails within the last 12 months from BPerx. First were emails to confirm my account, an account I did not sign up for. Second, were emails congratulating me on my account, which again, I DID NOT SIGN UP FOR. I will not call or contact this company to unsubscribe because I have no other communication with them. (Such as emails that I save when SIGNING UP for any company so I have them for reference) Did not report at first but, in the month of May and continuing now through June, I am tired of receiving suspicious emails from a so called account I set up. Or as others have stated from their responses, I 'earned' a free subscription to XYZ magazine. No thank you. This should be considered invasive and malicious at this point with all the complaints filed! I urge you to change their rating to the lowest possible rating.

May 28, 2022 I received an email from *** stating "Gift Confirmation bPerx. Welcome ***, Thanks for choosing your gift! Please see below for confirmation of your gift redemption! We are confirming your gift card redemption for: 12 Issues of TRAVEL & LEISURE. Gift Code: ***. Redemption Date: 5/28/22. Enjoy your gift selection! Sincerely, The bPerx Team If you have any questions or need to reach our customer care team, please contact *** or ." I did not order this magazine, never visited this website, did not give them any payment information, did not consent to this order or for this magazine to be sent to my home, don't know how they got my information, and request to be removed from their mailing lists and all my personal information removed from bPerx/Media One from being used further.

There was no transaction, I received an email yesterday saying I was signed up for 22 Copies of vogue magazine under the email ***@gmail.com my spam filter caught this email and I made a support request with the company, They wouldn't tell me how the order was made but said they put me on a do not mail list so I let it go, However, I woke up to more emails from them which have been included in the screenshot My goal from this complaint is to get a response from Bperx, about why the order was made in the first place (Which I'm assuming was a promotional thing again) and to be put on a do not mail list, after which, I'll be satisfied. After calling the company I found out they had the wrong address for me so I'm assuming they "Got" my information from buying it online but I'm not worried about that, just want a response as to why the order happened.

I received a post card around a week ago from Popular Mechanics magazine stating that the last delivery will be March/April and to enter the code# to select a magazine of my choice or obtain a refund for unserved issues at website hberx.com. To the best of my knowledge I did not requested this magazine to begin with. I called the phone number on the card at , but no one answered the phone and the only choice was to enter the code to continue with any services or leave a message. I reviewed online complaint boards regarding Popular Mechanics ignoring others with the very same issues and they were sending unpaid past due billing to other customers. With great hesitation I did leave a phone number and a message instructing that I do not have a contract with them and do not consent to any business with them. I had a same problem previously where a magazine company continued to send magazine and then back billed for hundreds of dollars until I finally negotiated with them. I do not want the same to occur and want Popular Mechanics to cease and desist from any auto-renewal plan they they may concoct with a different magazine and then try to back-bill me.

I received the following email and have no clue who they are, never heard of them. I have never signed up for any magazines subscriptions. Thanks for choosing your gift! Please see below for confirmation of your gift redemption! We are confirming your gift card redemption for: 2 Issues of REAL SIMPLE Gift Code: *** Redemption Date: 2/15/22 Enjoy your gift selection! Sincerely, The bPerx Team If you have any questions or need to reach our customer care team, please contact ***@***.com or . For magazine orders, please allow 8 - 16 weeks for the first issue of your print magazine to arrive. For product samples please allow 4 weeks for delivery. Contact us by email or phone number as noted above for questions about print/digital magazines order as well as product samples. For changes of address, please allow a minimum of 2-3 issues to pass before the change is reflected on your mailing label. Please mark bperx.com and Sampler.com as a safe sender so you are sure to receive emails from us. The publisher reserves the right to serve print or digital copies to fulfill this subscription. A substitution may be made to a different title if a magazine becomes unavailable. Please, I need ***. I do not want nor need anything I did not purchase.

I received the following email from bperx confirming my subscription to receive Entertainment Weekly via mail. I did not sign up for this promotion or provide them any information and I do not want to receive these magazines or be billed for them. Additionally, I wish to not be contacted further by bperx. "Welcome ***, Thanks for choosing your gift! Please see below for confirmation of your gift redemption! We are confirming your gift card redemption for: 12 Issues of ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY Gift Code: *** Redemption Date: 1/29/22 Enjoy your gift selection! Sincerely, The bPerx Team If you have any questions or need to reach our customer care team, please contact *** or . For magazine orders, please allow 8 - 16 weeks for the first issue of your print magazine to arrive. For product samples please allow 4 weeks for delivery. Contact us by email or phone number as noted above for questions about print/digital magazines order as well as product samples. For changes of address, please allow a minimum of 2-3 issues to pass before the change is reflected on your mailing label. Please mark bperx.com and Sampler.com as a safe sender so you are sure to receive emails from us. The publisher reserves the right to serve print or digital copies to fulfill this subscription. A substitution may be made to a different title if a magazine becomes unavailable."

I received the following in an email from bPerx after ordering merchandise from Cigars International. I did not agree to this and I do not want the gift of magazines they say I signed up for. I would like bPerx to cancel the gift/magazine offer I didn't request. My attempts to contact them have failed. Thanks, *** Welcome ***, Thanks for choosing your gift! Please see below for confirmation of your gift redemption! We are confirming your gift card redemption for: 10 Issues of MEN'S HEALTH Gift Code: *** Redemption Date: 9/12/22 Enjoy your gift selection! Sincerely, The bPerx Team If you have any questions or need to reach our customer care team, please *** or . For magazine orders, please allow 8 - 16 weeks for the first issue of your print magazine to arrive. For product samples please allow 4 weeks for delivery. Contact us by email or phone number as noted above for questions about print/digital magazines order as well as product samples. For changes of address, please allow a minimum of 2-3 issues to pass before the change is reflected on your mailing label. Please mark bperx.com and Sampler.com as a safe sender so you are sure to receive emails from us. The publisher reserves the right to serve print or digital copies to fulfill this subscription. A substitution may be made to a different title if a magazine becomes unavailable.

I received an email from bperx.com stating, "Welcome ***, Thanks for choosing your gift! Please see below for confirmation of your gift redemption! We are confirming your gift card redemption for: 52 Issues of OK! MAGAZINE DIGITAL Gift Code: *** Redemption Date: 1/6/22 Enjoy your gift selection! Sincerely, The bPerx Team If you have any questions or need to reach our customer care team, please contact ***@***.com or . For magazine orders, please allow 8 - 16 weeks for the first issue of your print magazine to arrive. For product samples please allow 4 weeks for delivery. Contact us by email or phone number as noted above for questions about print/digital magazines order as well as product samples. For changes of address, please allow a minimum of 2-3 issues to pass before the change is reflected on your mailing label. Please ***.com and ***.com as a safe sender so you are sure to receive emails from us. The publisher reserves the right to serve print or digital copies to fulfill this subscription. A substitution may be made to a different title if a magazine becomes unavailable." So I never ordered ANYTHING from this company, I have never HEARD of this company and I do not know how they got my information! I do not want any magazines, and I do not want to be charged for something I never ordered! Thank you! ***@***.net