I joined just recently. I did not give any credit card info. I had them bill me. I thought I would try it. It does sound a bit too good to be true.

I'm a member. And I'm not crazy about it. I've never once got to try a product. You get a monthly magazine, but I haven't seen much that I like there either. Keep getting e-mails from them wanting me to get their Visa card. I was getting their books to view, but I put a stop to it. If you open them and you didn't want them you had to pay to send them back. And the books weren't cheap. The first one was, then the others where at regular price. I use to belong to a "garden club" like this one and it's the same thing.

It's a waste of the $12 I sent them. All I get from them are letters wanting me to buy something, but I have gotten 3 magazines, though with a few ideas.

I can find a heck of a lot more than that on the net.

I posted directly to 2 of the posters, but anyone else should really check this out. Search the name and you will find that they send the bills to a collection agency if you try to drop out. Apparently it is it only a way to get your name and send you books and magazines. You cannot even view the chat rooms envolved without joining. Not good. I think the attorney general of Minn should be notified.

I'm a member and have never had any problems with them. I've always gotton postage paid labels to send things back. The magazine is marginal. I was in the charter thing and paid all of my dues up front yrs ago and I got some pretty nice storage/transportation things that I figured I paid them no more for them than I would have to JoAnn's etc. I've never been asked to test anything, but somebody from my hometown has.
Susan