I ordered a "free" sample of Lean Life PM for a nominal shipping cost of $6.95. Only a few weeks later they charged to my credit card $99.90 dollars for an extra supply that I did not order. I do not want these and I refuse to pay the company any further. The problem remains that seeking ...
I received their 'sample' bottle for $6.95, but never authorized the charge of $99.90. I have since contacted my bank for investigation in addition to contacting the California Attorney General and the Federal Trade Commission. ...
I suspected that this might be a scam because I was actually filling out a survey to receive a "free" Best Buy gift certificate.in order to receive this gift I had to click on two offers - LeanLife was one of them. Due to the way the webpage had been acting, I was not sure if my ...
I ordered the FREE trial of Lean Life PM on 12/27/05 and authorized my Visa card to be charged $6.95. On the same day, I sent an email to [email protected] requesting to be removed from the 'auto-ship' program so that there would not be any future charges. Apparently their customer ...
Upon receiving the 7-day trial package of the diet pills, I immediately notified the company via email and told them NOT to send my any further shipments or charge my credit card. I received responses from the company, including a webpage response that popped up stating, "we will not ship any ...
I ordered the trail and 10 days later i was charged $99.90 on my credit card. I did not authorize this charge nor did i authorize delivery of the product. I hadn't even received the trail at that point. Unfortunately, i had to move out of the state where they delivered the package. My previous ...