False Advertising

As a Christmas present, my dad sent me a subscription of Reader's Digest. The magazines were great, they even sent me free books in the mail...or so I thought. I have received two free books in the mail and thinking I would read them one day, put them on the book shelf. Yesterday, we received a bill from Reader's Digest for $27.28. I was so mad!! Not only did they deceive me by giving me a "free" book and charging me for it...they fully expected me to just right a check, like I was their wooden Pinocchio doll. After 20 minutes of searching for their phone number on the internet, I called. Their customer service line requires you to speak the selection. My accent does not fit their machine, so I had to repeat myself over and over for the machine to give me the selection I wanted. Finally, I talked to a customer service representative, she apologized and told me to keep the book as a complementary gift. "Have a nice day!"