I recently purchased a SAMPLE from an online survey of a product named LeanLifePM. However, 12 days later I recieved 2 more bottles in the mail and was charged $97.41 on my credit card. I was furious and immediately tried to contact them. First of all by phone which after several, and I mean ...
Ordered trial sample of LeanLife PM (weight loss supplements) over the internet in February. Received via email $4.95 S/H notice... Received product a few weeks later. A few weeks later (1st of March) received three bottles. Nothing on the packing slip other than name and address and contents of ...
I ordered a product called LeanLife/PM from a survey. I was ordering only the sample bottle to see if the product worked. I was looking over information about my checking account and saw a pending debit charge for $97.41. I couldn't get all of the information from my bank because of the week-end. I ...
Only wanted to try a free sample of both Hoodia and Leanlife PM. Before I knew it I was billed $28.95 for one product, $99.99 for another, automatically subscribed to a "virtual gym", I guess (eCurves, also a rip-off) and then the website selling the Hoodia disappeared. When I finally got ...
Same story different day. Bored? Browsing the Web? Maybe desperate for extra cash? Well go ahead click on that survey, just like I did. Filled them all out, whipped out the old credit card for a free trial and just pay $1.99 for shipping and handling (no big deal, it's just 200 pennies, duh!) In ...
When reviewing a TransUnion Credit report, Riddle & Associates was listed as a company that pulled the credit report under regular inquiries. It was flagged by TransUnion that unauthorized pulls of a report will lower credit. I contacted TransUnion and asked if either a Law Firm OR a Collection ...