posted on May 8, 2002 01:32:08 PM
I found AW from a search engine and I wanted to be able to post to the forums so I entered my cc information 'for verification' and now it seems like everytime I log on the site is asking me to pick a billing plan!! What is this? I don't want to use any of AW's services, I just want access to post to the message board and the only reason I gave my cc info was because the site read that I'd NOT be charged anything for using the message boards. I don't need to manage my auctions (I do so few), I don't need image hosting (I have my own site I host on) so what's up? Am I going to end up getting charged for something I didn't order or want?
Thanks for answering a clueless newbie's questions
I just tried logging in under your account, and was not prompted to select a billing plan. You would only receive this message if you were trying to access our paid services. Can you tell us exactly what steps you are taking when you are prompted to select a plan, and what browser/version you are using?
Thanks!
Diana
edited - typo!
[ edited by DianaAW on May 8, 2002 04:09 PM ]
posted on May 8, 2002 02:12:21 PM
Diana,
Thank you SO much for such a quick response I was really getting worried.
I honestly couldn't tell you what steps I took and I could completely (most likely ) be mistaken about it being when I login (although I could've sworn that was the case, I really wasn't trying to over-react, honest!).
Basically I just want to make sure that I'm NOT going to be charged some arbitrary fee if I don't pick a billing plan, because honestly I don't really have a need for AWs services (yet) I just want to get a feel for things from some seasoned sellers
This board is great, the community seems fantastic and if I end up selling more than just the junk in my over stuffed closets then likely I'll have a need for AWs paid features, but in the meantime I'd prefer not to be charged
) be mistaken about it being when I login (although I could've sworn that was the case, I really wasn't trying to over-react, honest!).