I have spent several hours today attempting to cancel my account and to obtain a refund. I have waited at least 30 minutes each time to speak to a cusomter service representative; I have spoken to four representatives. I have returned their product via Certified US Mail. Yet I have been told by the ...
Extreme Acaiberry is using deceptive advertising to automatically sign consumers up on a monthly fulfillment plan without permission, making it unclear that you cannot return unwanted products. Extreme Acaiberry (EA) offers a phone number to call within 14 days of shipping an order but they never ...
My daughter accepted the free trial offer and paid the 3.00 for shipping and handling. After discussing with me I advised her that I believed this was a scam and asked her to call and cancel. She did. After a few weeks, they debited her checking account by $90. We called the number provided and it ...
I ordered a free trial of the acaiberry 500 as seen on Oprah Winfrey. Both Oprah and Rachael Ray's pictures were a part of the advertisement claiming the Oprah Winfrey show was encouraging people to do the trial and offering it for free, you just had to pay the 3.95 shipping and handling fee. After ...
My daughter received an unsolicited trial sample of "Coloncure" and "Green Tea 500" mailed from Florida on 9/30/08. On Oct. 14, $89.31 was deducted from her bank account under the heading "Purchase IP-Online Health." I reopened the package and read the fine print on ...
It is impossible for the average person to sit waiting on hold in order to cancel this product and the time period allowed for this is almost impossible to meet. My credit card company says they can't remove the $89.31 charge nor can they block future charges by this company. My only recourse at ...