Bottom Line
Reviews and Complaints

I am not complaining because I have been ripped off. Luckily it hasn't gotten that far. I am just tired of receiving constant emails from them. I have repeatedly clicked on the unsubscribe link in the emails, and even contacted them via the customer service form on their website several times. I continue to get unsolicited emails every single day. Yes this is a petty complaint, but it goes to show just how little they value people and will do everything they can to get a sale.

My account #6804645 did not order any books from bottom line books. I am a senior citizen on a very limited income the last thing i would do is order a book i would not have any use for there is no # listed so i could make sure they dont send things to my home i cannot afford. I also dont need to get to a post office and pay to return the book.

The estate of Mary Lane received book "BL Health Breakthroughs 2017" shipped 10/23/2016 and billed to account [protected]. Book was opened by an assistant and box was disposed of. The estate will not pay for unordered material, she died 1 Sept. 2016. As executor I wish to return the book and to not receive any additional correspondence from Bottom Line.

bottomlinbooks keep sending me unauthorized / unordered books and then billing me for them with threats of legal action for nonpayment. I return these books but they keep coming. Please help me stop this scam. Is there any legal action I can take to stop this scam? do I have to keep sending these unauthorized books back which costs me time and money, I have to drive to a post office to return them the postman will not take them back. I am a 76 year old single person and this has gotten costly and a burden on me. Thank You, Joseph W Gaston

I wrote this once, and it disappeared. I received a book from you that I have not ordered. I don't know what it is. today is November 7, 2016. The account number that it is billed to is [protected]. I have left this unopened, and plan on sending it back to you sight unseen unless I hear from you as to what the contents are. I believe this to be an unsolicited book. I would call this a very back business practice. my e-mail is: [protected]@comcast.net. my cell phone is [protected]

I received this book on 11/03/16 unwanted & unsolicited! I have no idea if they charged a credit account or my bank without my consent, since there wasn't any bill or charge statement from any of my accounts.
I'll keep you informed if any charges show up later either as a bill or on one of my accounts!
Well I feel my bottom line in the sand has been crossed! How dare these People steal their way into our pocketbooks! Sending unwanted product as if you wanted it! I am disabled ! I have no time or money to deal with this mugging! I do admit I ordered the 2016 yearbook! But I have never read it or opened it! Now why would I request another uninteresting book from this company?! Signing off as disgusted with their gall to blatantly steal from people of limited means!

I keep receiving books that I don't order. I have returned them with a note not to send me any more, and to take me off of their mailing list, but to no avail. I received another one yesterday. I am going to " Return to Sender" but don't know how to stop further shipments. Can't find a phone number for them anywhere. Is there any way for me to find a number to call them, or to get them to stop further shipments? This is s real hassle havinf to make a trip to the post office every time I receive a book I didn't want in the first place. Thank you. TL Renz

On October 31, 2016 I received a book from Bottom Line Books that I hadn't ordered. Immediately returned book to return book address that was on package through the USPS. Don't even know the books title because I didn't open the package to check it out. My next move is to contact the Consumer Protection Division, Attorney General Office, State of Arkansas to register a complaint against this company.

I received an order from Bottom line books co. Which I did not order. The bill says that I owe $44.95 there is no telephone number that I can reach them at to dispute this . If I don't get some answers and some satisfaction I will contact the Better Business bureau immediately.

We continue to receive bills from Bottom Line Books for things we did not order or subscribe to. Three weeks ago we received a package from them and returned it unopened marked "REFUSED - RETURN TO SENDER". Also within the last few days we received BOTTOM LINE Health "SPECIAL INVESTIGATIVE ISSUE - WINTER 2016" with a red banner and yellow letters "WE WANT YOU BACK!". This is printed on the front and the back We have no intention of subscribing to anything from Bottom Line and just want them to quit sending unrequested things and bills. If they ever served a good purpose, it appears they do not now and are only in business to scam the older generation. I am 78 years old and my wife is 75 years old. Please help us put an end to this harassment as we will no longer be pressured into paying money we do not owe just to get them "off our backs".

Bottomline Books has been billing $43.95 to my father for books that were never ordered nor any books were ever received. My father does not even handle any financial matters due to his failing health. After a 1 year of receiving bills, my father now receives collection notices from North Shore Agency. No telephone numbers are listed other than a number to make a payment. If you decline to make payment you receive a message to call back when you have an account number and are ready to make payment. This should be investigated. It is so wrong to target elderly individuals who cannot represent themselves. You better bet we will fight this nonsense! I will be contacting the BBB in Tennessee first thing tomorrow.

I received a package a few weeks back from bottom line books.
I did not order this package.
2 days ago I received a bill for $82.84.
I have had some experience with bottom line before.
I was not satisfied with the last books that I did order and kind of thought I was ripped off.
I will not send you any money
Send me the return postage to return this package
Now take me off your mailing list. If I ever want any of your merchandise I will order it.
Thank you

I purchased many books from Bottom Line Books and have decided to return seven (7) of them. I received a refund for one (1) of the books. There were five (5) books in the same box but they say they only received the one (1) book. I mailed the books 8/30/12. They received the books 9/06/12 and gave me a refund 9/10/12. When I called to see about the refund for the rest of the books, they said that there was only one (1) book in the box.

I ordered a book from these people and I paid for the book with a check thru my bank. I have copies of the check that they cashed on May 4, 2012. They keep harassing me and saying that I did not pay for the book. I am sending A copy of the check to them today. I have another book ordered from Bottom Line Publications and when I receive it I will return it unopened. I would like advice on this situation.
Thanks for your time.

I returned a book last July and have still not received my refund. They have given me excuses and abject apologies and promises but NO money. Now they will not answer my e-mails . Patricia Davis is the customer Care person and she sent me an e-mail stating that I would finally get my refund in December, but of course I didn't. now she doesn't answer my e-mails. This is a scam and judging from the number of complaints lodged against this company I am surprised they have not been closed down and prosecuted.

Last year, I ordered Health Breakthroughs 2009 from Bottom Line Books. I paid my bill in full and timely and have made no further contact with the company. A few weeks ago, I received Health Breakthroughs 2010, unsolicited. Since I know that I did not order this book, I did not open it and simply returned it at the Post Office the next day. I received a bill in the mail on 12/21/2009 for the book that I returned. The bill had no phone number for a customer service department. I had to go online to get a company phone number. There should be a way to stop this company from sending out unsolicited material.

I've received two (2) bills since February 18/11 from such a company named Bottom Line Books. The last one is for $47.94 dated 03/18/11 supposedly for a book named "Treasury of Health Secrets". They have my address to send the bills but obviously failed in sending that book! I agree they must be targeting 50 plus aged people. I'm one of them. I'm unemployed for more than 6 months now; and have not satisfied must of my basic finances. I have never order, neither received any package or book from the cited Bottom Line Books Co.
I still do not get any explanation and also there is no phone number for a lawful and must to be Customer Service from them. It's so upsetting such a waste of my time. It's like a fake corporative thief masked under that name. I'm reporting them to the BBB to force them to show their faces and stop scamming elder people.
Please read what other scammed people got to state:

http://www.ameridane.org/rants/1-random-rants/332-beware-bottom-line-books-are-scam-artists

I was sent a book that I did not order. I sent it back unopened. I DIDN'T WANT IT! They have since been sending increasingly demanding payment notices. Their notices come with absolutely no way to contact them other than a pre-addressed envelope. No phone number, no email, nothing. This is getting ridiculous!

I didn't order it, therefore, I REFUSE to pay for it! I am a widow on a fixed income. I don't order any kind of book or magazine. So it would be nice to be rid of these silly 'bills' that I keep receiving.

If this was a serious company, there would be a simple way to contact them, not jumping through all these hoops! That in and of itself warned me that they were trying to swindle me. So I got on-line... and presto... other people just like myself who are being harrassed!

I have had a subscription to Bottom Line Personal (BLP) since at least 2005. On Jan. 5, 2009 I made an online payment of $39.00 from my bank to extend that subscription through Feb. 2011. On Sept. 11, 2009 I made an online payment of $39.00 from my bank to RENEW my subscription to Bottom Line Retirement (BLR) through Nov. 2010 as described on the invoice. In Dec. 2009 Bottom Line Retirement ceased publication, proclaiming that the unused portion of that subscription would be transferred to Bottom line Personal. Since I had already paid for BLP through Feb. 2011, I had expected the subscription to be extended through Jan. 2012. I have received several "subscriber notices" that my TRIAL subscription to BLP was/did expire with the Feb. issue of BLP. On Oct. 30, 2010 I sent a letter to Martin Edelston, BLP Chairman, explaining the situation. At that time I requested a refund of $35.75 for the 11 issues of BLP that I did not receive. I did NOT receive any type of response to this letter. Today (Feb. 1, 2011) I received another letter from Mr. Edleston, letting me know that my BLP had expired and requesting that I renew my subscription. I have no intention of subscribing or renewing any of the Bottom Line products. (I had previously subscribed to BL Health & BL Tomorrow). I am only requesting a refund of my $35.75 and have no desire to receive any further products from Bottom Line or any other products from Boardroom Inc.