West Coast Communications

Our experience with similar offers indicates many golf enthusiasts have lost their money to telemarketers who used a marketing technique very similar to this company's method. Generally, the telemarketers contact golf enthusiasts by phone and offer a set of golf clubs to try on a trial basis at no cost or obligation to purchaser. Participants are asked for credit card numbers for billing and security purposes. When attempting to return the clubs as agreed, they discovered they were unable to reach the company to arrange pick ups, and their credit cards had been charged, sometimes in excess of $1500. In some cases, complainants who returned the clubs never received credit for the return. We urge caution. If you are contacted for a free trial of golf clubs from an unknown company, make sure the terms and conditionas do not require you to give your credit card number. Most credit card issuers allow a 60 day period for cardholders to dispute a charge. If the trial period is for 90 days, there is little or no recourse for the cardholder when the 60 day dispute time passes.