Was browsing on my internet when i saw advertisment for a wrinkle reducing cream. It advertised two free samples with a delivery fee of 95 cents. No other charge was mentioned. I have now received a charge 5.95 on 15/12 and then another charge of 74.47 on 29/12. ...
I entered their free trial of cream products for which i paid $11.68 on 2/12 and was billed again for $75.30 (plus foreign conversion fee of $2.26) on 18/12. I call that a fraud. I just hope they are not going to be sending me further trials and keep charging me. ...
I paid £5 and £2 postage for free samples, ordered on the internet. There were no terms and conditions and I was quite nervous about it as I did not receive any confirmation. The samples were delivered about a week later and everything seemed fine until I received my latest credit card statement ...
They said all i needed to do was pay the postage then cancel the order by phone, i have tried for a week t get through but they dont answer!!! ...
I ordered what appeared to be a trial sample of 2 types of cream, for the two smaller amounts. I have just discovered that the larger amount of £74.95 has been taken out of my bank account, and when I telephone the company I was told that they were not sample creams at all, and were now charging me ...
I received a trial pot of cream which was no good i had no communication from them the next thing i new they deducted £79 from my bank account, my bank wrote to there bank and cancelled any future debits. I have today spoken to them they said they would refund my money if I did not take it any ...