I ordered a free trail with Lift and Glo after seeing it advertised on a reputable website. I paid 1.99 for the postage and returned the product within the 14 day period providing all my details and asking that no further products be sent to me. I was then charged £84.71 after the 14 days web ...
I have paid for £1.99 for sample Proliftglow on 18/4, they charge me £84.71 automatically from my credit card without any permission which I never want to make any purchase. They did not send any product afterward. Is anyone know how to claim back my money? I had called my credit card company, they ...
I ordered the free trial which was suppose to cost 1.99 per item for the 2 items. They also took 4 other amounts from my bank account to the total of €206.42. This is been investigated by my bank at the moment, they took money without my consent and i want it returned. ...
I completed what I thought was a Boots Chemist survey and clicked on what was supposed to be a sample. Just pay for postage of £1.99. I was then charged for postage twice plus £84.71 which I did not authorise. Beware. Transactions on my credi card statement are 26.04.13 and 30.04.13 and 11.05.13 ...
I also like many other people fell for the scam of (lift and glow) and (lift serum) I was browsing my local news paper online on 18/4. My mum had recently past away i was checking out acknowledgments. When i saw an ad about a local woman who was using lift and glow. Wow this sounds great £1.99 for ...
I responsed to an online offer of a free liftglow sample costing £1.99 post. 2 weeks later i noticed that a further payment of £84.71 had been taken out of my account. I called the company up who claim that it was in their terms and conditions. I petioned this as i never signed or ticked any Ts ...