I applied for a special offer to receive the product for only the postage price. I received the product and tried it (it is useless). When I checked my credit card statement I was billed £3 for postage and also 18 days later I was charged £68.76 The web site did not mention anything about these ...
I saw the add, which appeared when reading my emails, with claims of amazing results with their products and offering a free sample Perfect radiance for a £2.95postage charge. I also purchased-Revita la Peau for £5.97. No where did it say that I was commiting myself to make further purchases, and ...
Basically i fell for the free trial with only postage and package to pay for as i read over and over whereby nothing was mentioned only to read my bank statement later and see they had taken two further payments for which i had not authorised and have now got to prove to the bank i have e-mailed ...
I went into the revitalize site and they had advert for two sample bottles for the price of $2.91 & $2.93 which i purchased with my credit card from memory there was another deal going that you subscribe if you wanted to receive on going supply in which i declined and before i knew it there was ...
Order Perfect Skin Radiance after reading article in Sunday Mail. Only paid for postage and received 3 items. Today I received another despatch note in the mail with the same 3 items which was an unauthorised charge of $75.00. How do I go about cancelling or do I have to cancel my credit card? ...
Read article in Sunday Mail, Australia whereby they were offering to send Perfect Radiance free trial for only a small postage fee. Today (24 Feb) received a further batch and noticed that my credit card was debited for $75.02 on 16 Feb. This was NOT authorised by me and nor did I order the ...