Approximately 17th Dec I ordered a "free" sample of Perfect Radiance skin cream (post and packing £2.95) and also Revitaderm (post and packing £2.97). One arrived the next day, the other the day afterwards. I was concerned that there was no literature included, such as feedback on the ...
I applied for free trial package. Now been sent goods i didn't order. Will be checking my credit card details now ...
I asked for and paid for the trial price for Perfect Radiance and RevitaDerm of $5.95 each and have been charged $82.61 and 79.59 two weeks later. Then again I was charged $82.76 and $77.95 three weeks later. So what I thought I was paying for trial packs turned out to be $332.91 in total!!! This ...
My mother ordered a free trial off the internet, only to have a phone call from the company asking for her card details to take £2.95 for the price of shipping and handling. The trusting person my mom is she gave it to them! Luckily I saw the same thing on Rip off Britain and straight away started ...
I took up the free trial, but the company did not tell me, unless I read the terms and conditions, which were well hidden, that I had agreed to pay £79.99 per month for further products. The only way to cancel this is by telephone, and so far it's been impossible to speak to anyone. This is quite ...
I sent away for samples of Perfect Radiance and Revita Derm anti wrinkle cream for a nominal sum of £3 each. When I got my December Credit card bill I had been charged £74 95 for the Perfect Radiance on the 3rd Dec ; and £ 79.99 for the Revita derm - all unauthorised by me. I got straight onto the ...