Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in Missouri

Re: Time Life Book Scams

They have a website (with customer service right on it)

and they have toll-free numbers. Call them up quick

to make sure you don't get another sent at the end of

the next month.

I'm surprised they didn't include a return address

shipping label that covers the cost of the return shipping.

When you talk to them, ask for that.

They usually have either a recorded, or at least cross-checked

(by a 'supervisor') telephone call where you agreed to buy a series

of books or a signed order. Be sure to ask them for the back-up

evidence that there was an order, since you might be able to figure

out who ordered the book (series!) in your name.

Re: Time Life Book Scams

And no, you don't have to pay for the book. You probably don't even have to return it. A company that sends out unsolicited merchandise is taking the chance of losing it.

TimeLife is, however, a reputable outfit. Start with the assumption that it was a mistake. Or some child in your family ordered it? (If so, you're still not responsible - a child under 18 can't commit you for a non-essential purchase.)

Good luck