I ordered a free trial of this product which I saw no results and called to cancel, left detialed message. Received in the mail approx, April first, a package from Auravie which I immediatley took to the post office and mailed unopened with my own label to Auravie at their return address and paid ...
Online ad said try product for free, just pay $4.95 freight. I did. Then 20 days later they charged my credit card $97.88. ...
Ordered free trial of face cream and charged $3.02 for shipping and handling and $1.93 for eBook Processing Fee, Total $4.95 and a week later was charged $97.88 on my debit card. Called and tried to cancelled, would not cancell and next day received e-mail where another shippment was sent and ...
I saw a message online for a makeup product that would produce wonderful results for only4.95. I do not remember any mention of having to pay 97.88 if the product was not returned in ten days I recieved a letter threatening me with a collection agency. They said they have tried to contact me which ...
I looked, but did not find the terms of this offer then call back to say they'll give you the $40 as long as you "know" that the mistake was yours, not theirs, & that their business practices are "upstanding". (Read: "Haha sucker, you got duped by our underhanded scam - ...
AuraVie works in conjunction with Total Body Wellness to bilk customers of funds with a claim for a free trial. There product is no different from any other product on the shelves. One would expect that a free trial would give customers a way to see that the product offered does live up to its ...