Same scenario for me with the WuYi Tea... I never even got to try the "risk free sample" for the trial period which was supposed to be eithr 14 or 30 days depending on what you read. After the original $4.95, I had one other $4.95 for some monthly newsletter or something (non-refundable, ...
I purchased the Spectroniq PLTV-3250 32" LCD TV around 12/04 for $599.00. Just last night the power went out on the TV. I trouble shooted everything and realized it was definitley the TV. I had the on/off switch at the back of the flat sreen tested and was ok. Later the fuse was tested and was ...
Complete fraud. The tea they deliver isn't any "unique tea", it's regular Chinese Oolong tea. Doesn't are advertised. Plus they instantly signal you up for just two the web sites for exercise data. One costs $4.95 and also the additional $9.95 monthly. The telephone #is and the web sites ...
Desired to try the Wuyi Tea only for $4.95 delivery and handling however the subsequent month got a shipping that we didn't approve and$59.99 was removed from my bill without permission. ...
The corporation relates your charge card to a different organization who removes $4.95 from your own banking account. Exactly what a fraud. ...
I was looking for replacement laptop batteries for a Dell Inspiron and an IBM Z60t computer. I found the Batteryrefill.com site and thought it looked like a good deal. I did some research to check on the site but did not find anything distressing. After sending an online order, I waited almost 2 ...