I, also, entered a free trial and am now receiving monthly bottles of Perfect Radiance and my card is being billed. I did not authorise this. I don't even like the product. ...
They advertise two products and they were free samples but there was a cost of postage totalling no more than £6.00. I have been billed for the postage AND 4th January they took £74.95 from my account, 30th january they took two amounts 79.99 and 74.95. Total plus postage is £229.89 Can you help? ...
This is a disguting fraud, advertising a trial product 22 in fact and charging so they say £2.99 for a trial sample, then getting a charge taken from the card in my case £74.99. I want my money back, and will do everything I can to get it back. The scam yes scam is a disgusting scam ...
I sent my credit card details to the company on the understanding that I would receive the products for a 30 day trial, with money back guarantee. I felt uneasy so I emailed the company to confirm that it was a FREE 30 day trial, and that I did not agree to any committment. However today I had the ...
I went into website for beauty products and noticed that there was a free sample of Perfect Radiance, so went to order it on the net. When I found out there was £2.95 postage I decided to abandon the order, so came out of website half way through. After this I had a phone call. I can't remember if ...
I ordered two sample products and my credit card was charged for both. I sent an email to julian at sales to cancel getting anymore of the products on 6th december but received two more in january and me credit card had been charged again total deducted was €311.16 ...