"Mark Rigotti, CPA" <rigotti[at]wideopenwest.com> wrote:
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I resigned after 25 years. But I wanted the Journal so I
paid for a year's subscription. They began sending me two
copies each month and I called and wrote several times to
request that my payment be considered to extend my
subscription, and not for two subscriptions. Yet, they've
never corrected the problem. I won't be re-subscribing.

How can they be so clueless as to re-hire Barry?

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"Frank S. Duke, Jr." <dukefs[at]one.net> wrote:

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Frank,

Not since I resigned after being a member for almost 20
years. Though it did take 6-8 months for them to finally
stop sending me the "Journal"

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Regards,

Mark Rigotti

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Frank S. Duke, Jr. wrote:

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What you are dealing with there is the infamous "CPA2Biz"
group that is now in control of all AICPA Conference sales.
I've not had the problems you have, but that's because we
generally pay by firm check and don't use the credit card
for those transactions.

--
Ed Zollars, CPA
Phoenix, Arizona

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Frank S. Duke, Jr. <dukefs[at]one.net> wrote:

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It's kind of embarrassing when the AICPA can't get their
ACCOUNTING straight, isn't it? <g
MTW

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Has anybody else had problems with business transactions
with the AICPA? I have attended 3 of their conferences over
3 years and in every case, they have double billed or
mis-billed my credit card. For the Personal Financial
Planning Technical Conference in January, they billed me the
full conference fee for a spouse registration. I have
called repeatedly faxed all the details of the issue and
each time, a different person tells me they have no record
of the previous call or fax.

I even filed a disputed charge with American Express and
after a month, they charged the amount back to the AICPA
because they "did not respond" to the AMEX inquiry. I have
had similar problems with membership billing.

All freely provided advice guarantee correct or double your
money back

Frank S. Duke, Jr. CPA
Cincinnati, OH USA

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