They advertise Sylk Skin and Vytalise face cream products. They ask you to oreder a free sample and you pay for postage only! When parcel arrives there is a Customs & Excise charge plus a charge for postage underpaid... This amount to about £19.00. They then debit your account for $89 each ...
I too was one to fall into this free sample product. I gave my credit card for the shipping and recieved my product, not even 2 weeks later I recieved sylk skin in the mail with a total of $79.87 I am afraid to see what the vitalyze cost but this was not my intention to purchase unless i found the ...
Got a sample of sylk skin and vitalyze in Aug. Then in Sept they sent me another parcel and charged my c. Card £61.97. My c. Card company have cancelled the card. But they have sent me another parcel today which refused and r. Mail has sent back via customs as there would have been a customs ...
It is a complete SCAM. I took advantage of their "free offer" and paid $2.95 each for Sylk and Vitalyze. When it came in the mail the postman wanted me to pay $20.30 for duties and taxes. I immediately Google'd the company profile, and I found out that there were a lot of complaint's ...
Replied to a drop down inviting me to try free product sample of SYLK SKIN gave debit card details to cover postage and a 1oz jar was delivered. This was followed by post office notification that package at sorting office required payment of excise charges before release. Believing this to be a ...
Scammed into taking part in a free trial with only the postage to be paid. I then recieved a card from the post office for a customs fee of £19.67. A month later £61.04 was taking from my bank account. There was nothing in the advertisement saying there would be a subscription fee. I have no way of ...