Shady, lying company
At first, many people recommended joining the ECA since they're a gaming advocacy group. Recently, however, news about their treatment of members have spread like wildfire.<br /><br />They claimed that the auto-renewal cancellation button on their site does not work, and even claimed that they were unaware about its existence. Several people since have come out with information that the main people at ECA had acknowledged the button months ago, and their statement is obviously a lie.<br /><br />They also baited thousands of people into joining for free, promising them Amazon discounts on games. That discount was discontinued shortly after, and if someone hadn't started this wildfire, thousands of people would have been charged another year of membership because the organization did nothing to contact members who thought they canceled auto-renewal. On top of all that, they require you to send in physical certified mail along with a letter in order to even cancel, claiming they can't process large volumes emails (but somehow can process the same volume of physical mail, which is obviously much more time consuming).<br /><br />On top of all this, none of the members know what ECA is doing or has done, nor would they tell us. Everything added up shows how shady this organization is, and many believe it to be a scam. So save your money, or fund/donate to something actually reputable.
Rating: 1 stars