I allowed your comment because, even though I was being very careful to avoid any “offers,” I got roped into “passport to fun” and am now trying to cancel this “membership.” In fact, I tried phoning immediately and then emailed the company as soon as I had confirmation that I had slipped up somehow.

Darragha

Using Vistaprint could very likely lead to you being signed up to FAKE discount clubs and hundreds of dollars benig taken from you Visa/bank without your knowledge or permission.

I have a huge blog post with all the details of all of the different scamming sites Vistaprint and Adaptive Affinity run and how best to get a refund.

http://www.hubbers.com/index.php/i-got-scammed-by-vistaprint-and-adaptive-marketing-and-adaptive-affinity-ltd-and-amazon/

If you don’t believe me check this blog (on google cache since the site is now closed) and the hundreds of comments form people who have been ripped off!
http://209.85.229.132/search?q=cache:6Y9_wC8FVZ0J:www.thegeneva.com/vistaprint-scamvprewards-scam-warning/

According to the Washington Post http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/05/06/AR2006050600160_pf.html this negative option selling scam earned the parent company Ventura $650 million in revenue in 2006.

If you have already used Vistaprint, start checking your bank statements.