I found a curious charge on my credit card for the automatic renewal of a Philadelphia magazine subscription in the amount of $53.99. It was scary because they had my grandmother's address in Philly, and I could not recall if I had sent her the subscription as a gift, but it seemed plausible even though the renewal amount was very high. My dad told me he already renewed the subscription for her for $12. When I called to cancel the mysterious 'automatic renewal' and get a full refund, the woman told me it would be for a less amount due to the shipment of an issue. But the charge was only 2 business days old so I knew that was false, and of course my grandmother already receives this publication. I am supposed to receive the full $53.99 refund in a few days, but this is madness. SOME POLITICIAN SOMEWHERE SHOULD IMPLEMENT RESTRICTIONS AND PENALTIES ON FRAUDULENT ORGANIZATIONS LIKE THESE - THE INFORMATION AND TESTIMONIES ARE ALL ON THE WEB! While they are at it, maybe we could have some legislation about robo-calls...