This item was avertised on my AOL email page, supposed to be a free trial £2.74. When product arrived, the letter said that i would be charged for the product for £74, absolute day light robbery. I am more appalled with Aol for allowing scam companies to adverise on there web site. Disgusting cheats ...
Purasilk scam Ordered then googled, obviously the wrong way round. I was sent an RMA number by e-mail on Good Friday, this took 4 days to arrive, which is only valid for 7 days having not yet received the cream from an order on the 3 April the RMA has now also timed out, if the cream arrives they ...
Saw the add for a trial of product for $4.03 not knowing they were actually going to charge me full price 91.54 March 12 and then keep sending product and charging again March 28. This is quite the scam... Keep sending and keep charging once they have your credit card info. I guess money really ...
I dont even know what Purasilk is and they have taken £64.95 out of my account! I got these 2 trial supplements from the Natural Health Network then realised they would charge you per month if i didnt cancel it, but i have done so i dont know what this is! ...
Browsing online, my mom came across purasilk and thought she would try it for the cost of P&P. As she put in her card details the terms and conditions stated that she would have 14 days to trial the product and if she liked would be charged £74.95. She didn't want this to happen so cancelled ...
I answered a 'free sample' offer for Alluria and Purasilk. Thinking I was just paying for the postage and packaging. I was not until I received both products that I realised that these were not indeed 'FREE Products'. They were going to cost me $74.95 and $69.97 for the 'FREE Products' and ...