On the internet, I ordered a trial FREE sample of Anti-Wrinkle face cream from BellaGenix for the quoted shipping cost of $4.95. I never received the free sample within the first 14 days but did receive a standard size bottle of the cream at the end of April - and had $90.19 removed from my VISA ...
They scammed me by asking me to complete a survey. As i did they said i won a product which i wil just have to pay 0.899 for delievery. They took that payment out and now today 2 weeks later they took £74.95 out from my account. I called my bank and got this transaction blocked they said i should ...
I've ordered it on international basis, its been 18 days now i haven't received a tracking no. For fed ex till now, i've contacted them several times by e-mail but they replied back saying it will be delayed, it will take 3 weeks, it might be in customs, the tracking no. Can't be found cause as ...
I have been given a free gift after completing a survey only to find out when i receive the cream from Veloura that it was a free trial and they will be charging £64.95 plus £4.95 thereafter from the bank account every month thereafter. This was not stated anywhere in the survey or did i authorised ...
I have order a free trial veloura anti-wrinkle cream all i have to pay is £3.49 shipping cost i received one cheap cream with less value than the one at 99p shop 9days later i just look at it and put it aside, without realising the scam. On the 24/06 my account has been debited of £74.95, is it ...
Looking at the Legoland site a pop-up appeared stating that I had won Veloura cream and would only need to pay £3.95 for delivery. Then £74.95 was taken out of my account on the 23rd June. This is fraud! ...