I read a ad about a average mom whitening her teeth with nearly no cost at all on AOL, the website has since been down. I followed the instructions to get the free trial there were some coupon letters to put in, after that I received a call from PremiumWhitePro asking if i was the one who is ...
I too got ripped off by Wu-Yi. But I have a little twist on the situation. When I first received my trial order, I did not open it for a couple of weeks.By the time I tried it, I was already being billed for the initial 3 months supply. I figured it was my own fault and accepted it. However, I soon ...
I ordered Acaiburn on January 8th. They debited my bank account for $59.95 on Feb 2nd. I cancelled on Feb 12th, and then they debited my bank account again on Feb 17th for $59.95 for a 2nd shipment (which I NEVER received). It states they will not debit your bank account for 14 days after shipment ...
A $1.95 Trial actually turns into a $87.62 automatic billing subscription. ...
I have an AOL email account that I use for junk mail and advertised on my home page was the ad for Dazzle White and Bright Smile. The ad says that Cathy discovered a way to whiten teeth without breaking the bank. My daughter and I had started whitening our teeth up until I lost my job; therefore, ...
I came across a Web advertisement about the DazzleWhite Pro System which claims to whiten people's teeth. The Advertisement is as follows: * dazzle-white pro system Offer Details: When you order today you'll be signed up as a member of our exclusive preferred customer club. You will be billed $4.95 ...