Sent for free sample of wrinkle free face cream to try—shipping was the only cost (that is how they get your credit card). A couple of weeks later my credit card alerted me of the $93.00 from England. It took me a few days to discover that this was one of those deals where they claim you will ...
On 5/13 ordered free trial plus s/h for rtvl and equinox. Charged on credit card $4.95 for each product s/h. Few days later called and cancelled. Then on 5/25 credit card charged $89 and $99 for each product. Called to complain that I had cancelled, but They said I didn't. They lied. Nothing in box ...
The company said that I agreed to an automatic reorder of this product. I am not aware of this. I can not find any order of this product in my email. No correspondence, whatsoever. The same product came in the mail, today. When I called and complained, I was told that the package could not be ...
I signed up for free trial and the cost of post and packaging should have been 6.95.. I recieved the cream 3 times and was charged over 300euro. The numbers that are given on website are not connected so i could not get in contact to cancel the cream. Was not told that u had to send cream back ...
I answered an email for a free anti aging cream. Shipping was $4.95. After receiving the sample, I was sent another shipment with no paperwork with it. I thought the company accidently sent it. On August 5, I received my credit card statement. I was charged $93.00 for the first shipment and $99.95 ...
My recently widowed 80-year-old mother was caught in this scam by responding to an online offer for $5.00 wrinkle cream. She ordered two, thinking it would cost $10, then found over $200 deducted from her bank account. Two weeks later, a second shipment arrived, this time with an invoice. Another ...