A bill from Parenting.com?

Yesterday, an envelope from Parenting.com arrived. When I opened it, I was pissed off reading the note for a 20$ subscription which I will be paying. How would I pay such amount where I never get any magazines from them? Most of all I never subscribe. I don't need those magazines since I can get informations online. I really hate this kind of thing.

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radical dreamer - new life, code finder said…
Argh, I know! And it says you can pay online at parenting.com.... but where?! I see nowhere to pay a bill on that site!
October 10, 2008 at 12:23 AM
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