A Tru-Cut Landscaping

I found TruCut on the internet shortly after I moved to Niles. I scheduled once weekly lawn service on Tuesdays. It wasn’t the best work, but for $ 22/​week, it was better than nothing as I had no time to cut it myself.
I hadn’t seen the guys out to cut my grass since about mid August, and had moved the second week of September. I assumed their season was over. My final bill received was for $ 188, to which I was prepared to send a check for.
Today, I saw a $ 307.97 charge from Tru-​Cut on my credit card statement. I never authorized Tru-​Cut, or their receptionist Margie, to run my card. I never signed any recurring authorization form, nor did I sign this final charge! I called Margie, and she tells me they were most recently out on 9÷30÷15… Which is a Wednesday? What’s funny is that I had a relative at the house Monday, Tuesday, & Wednesday for most of the mornings, and there was no lawn service any of these days. Her response? «Pay your bills, then. Call on us, but you are stealing.»
I will be going to the BBB about this, as well as the Attorney General.

I have been with Tru-​Cut landscaping for about a year and a half now. They do a decent job and Joe, the son, really helps you figure out what you need for your lawn care without hype or pressure. Their rates are competitive.
The only complaint I have is that their billing system can be confusing to older customers like myself. They would «itemize» the bill for each invoice, but not give you a date on the invoice for when it was mailed out. Therefore when I thought it was paid I’d get another invoice with the old invoice date. If you don’t keep the invoices in order as they are mailed to you or when you receive them, you might miss paying them on time, which I have done.