TV commercial offered "FREE" RVTL Cream to try. Confirming the "Free" offer resulted in a disclosure that there would be a monthly charge & delivery of the product. I called for an immediate cancellation of the order for the "free" product & future deliveries. ...
After receiving the second jar in the mail, I realized that I had been enrolled in a membership and that the first jar was not a trial jar to see if I liked the product. I went to the website and sent an email to Customer Service that I did not want any more jars of this cream. Yesterday, another ...
I purchased a "sample" of RVTL cream and Equinox Serum for 4.95 shipping charge for one and $5.00 for the other. I received what looked like a regular size product with no info in the box. I understood I would only pay the shipping charge for the sample. I checked my credit account today ...
It is showing up today on AOL with a picture of Barbara Walters that say something about hiding wrinkles without botox. The RVTL and Equinox askes for a credit card number for shipping. At that point your account will be charged a varying amount, sounds like $198 range each. There is no 14 return ...
I exited this website when I saw there would be a charge later for this "sample" size and did not submit order. Today, I get this mystery package with no paperwork and a jar of some kind of cream&I have read other complaints now and realize that I probably will soon be charged $93.00 ...
I ordered a trial of RVTL Anti-Aging Cream online, for the cost of postage: $4.95. A rather sizeable jar arrived—with absolutely NO paperwork. No ordering procedure, no terms, no marketing. I tried the product. Saw no results. Didn't want the product. Since it was a sample, I felt that if they sent ...