I ordered a box of the Wu-Yi Source tea hoping to try it out and burn some harmless extra calories. The first box of tea was supposedly sold as a "trial" and I was only to pay for shipping. I gave my account number and was charged 6.95 on March 17 and received the tea a few days later. ...
I ordered the Wu-Yi Source tea product February and canceled well before the 60 day period. I requested a refund of the $29.95 less shipping of course with an email to [email protected] because after calling the Wu-Yi number they tell you to go to their website. I sent the unused product back via ...
TO: [email protected], [email protected], and all you evil masterminds behind this scam You all have some nerves to be posting rebuttals when you won't even reply to your email... If you're looking for what people have to say about you go here, you'll find over 100 pages of pissed ...
Please let others know, this Company is a RIP OFF BIG TIME. They refuse to accept my cancellation of my account, which i sent them in Feb. So in March they sent me additional Tea, as well at attempted to charge me an addition fee for a Web site for $19.99. (the man I spoke to was far far away, and ...
I ordered the weight loss tea from the company and was not impressed. I sent the unused portion back and requested a refund. After unsucessfully calling numerous times (you only get a recorded message), I sent e-mail inquiries. I FINALLY got the refund from the original shipment and an e-mail ...
I thought I had read the fine print, ha! I signed up for a 'free' trial of Wu-Yi tea and was charged $37.00 for it later. After fighting with them via phone and web I finally got $31.00 back and they've stopped sending me e-mails but now theres a charge of $19.95 from a company called Living Lean, ...