I recieved a box of Wu Yi tea in the mail from this company that i have never heard of. Turns out somehow my debit card numbers had been stolen online and fraudulent purchases were made with my account online including the QFL website. I was able to locate a charge of $4.95 on my bank statements ...
I ordered the Wu Yi Tea on October 25 online. I received an Order ID number at that time. This was supposed to be a 14-day trial offer that would automatically ship a 30 day supply if I didn't call to cancel within the trial period. I never received the tea. I had no invoice number or customer ...
The company offered free diet tea for just the shipping and handling charge of $4.95. The tea was recieved but a month later they charged my credit card for two more orders of $25.99 each. The tea was never recieved. I tried calling and faxing but no response. The next month a charge of $56.93 was ...
I was a member of a survey website that other companies use to get feedback on their marketing strategies. I was required to sign up for a product, try it out, and take a survey on the product.in this case I signed up for the free 14 day trial of wu yi tea. When I went to call to cancel my ...
I ordered the 14 day trial for $4.94 and I never received the tea and then got charged $56.93. I am pissed to say the least. You never get to speak with anyone when you call either. It's an automated hotline telling you to leave your name and number and they will call you back. And to send an email ...
I did the free 30 day trial of wu yi tea and they only charge you the s/h and did not order any more and noticed that they charged me 25.99 for something else that i did not get or receive and it was taking out of my bank account. ...