In December I sucumbed to a regular advert appearing on Facebook featuring a woman who had combined two different beauty products and got amazing anti-aging effects at no cost by using free of charge samples available over the internet. I ordered two products, which I paid for (£2.97 each) and ...
I ordered a free sample and paid the postage. A month later two payments were taken from my account in December of £75 and £65 and again in January without my consent to Malta. Phoned bank and had card stopped. I will be recieving paperwork to involve police with Fraud squad. Did not recieve ...
Wife took free sample of perfect radiance for only 2.95 p&p we wher to let them know within 30 days if see did not want any more we have tryed to cancel but get no repley but they took £74.95 out of my account without my ok do not use this comany ...
I was looking at the ad thats was advertised on the side of a web page thought it look real, so i sent off for the product, then silly me after i had given my details i tried to look at there other links on the page and it kept coming back to the page i was on, now i have paid for the first batch ...
This so called company direct debited $75.38 from my card when I told them not to. When I ordered the very first time I told them that I didn't want any future products but obviously they didn't listen. ...
I ordered a free sample of face cream from an internet advertisement and gave my credit card to pay the $3.50 posatage. I did not authorise more debits to my card but in December my card was debited for another cream for the full price, which I dont want 'cos it's not even any good ...