I attempted to-order a wrist watch from Dexclusive, they ended the purchase the following business-day and didn't inform me. I required purchase position plus they stated the purchase was ended from the client. Well, I had been the client and that I wouldn't have now been calling for standing ...
I read the ad of Radialabs and filled up the application form, but did not pursue the purchase as I immediately cancelled my entry. When I checked my bank account there were three transactions made. January 13, $3.95; Feb. 1 $73.78; Feb. 1, $74.95.in the advertisement, sample product will be mailed ...
Saw ad in local paper for Radialabs product and low cost, $3.95, to try a sample. Went online and thought I read website thoroughly and ordered a sample of product and was charged the acknowledged $3.95 in January. Looked at bank account on Feb 4 and saw a deduction by Radialabs for $74.95. Called ...
Radialabs was offering a trial offer to their skin cream for only one dollar. Stateing that the product was so effective that they only wanted to allow women to try it and then they would beensold on it and continue to purchase becuase it worked so well. However, in reality it is just a scam to get ...
30 day free trial, or you can return product. Ordered product on 12-22 Recieved product on 12-27, Checked bank statement on 1-11, discovered mydebit card had been billed for $74.95, That is20 days from ordering, or 15 days from recieving product, not 30 days as advertised. Returned product. Thus ...
I ordered a "free sample" of their product and agreed to pay shipping fees of $3.95. They immediately charged my credit card $199.95. Read on... You understand that this consumer transaction involves a negative option and that you will be liable for payment of product that was shipped to ...