First of all they dont even tell you about the trial and how much shipping is. I refused the package because the shipping was $10.41. I found this out and immediately canceled the memebership. Now they charged me an additional $78.41 and wont give me my money back and I didnt even accept the ...
I ordered a trial sample of Age Invisible, a wrinkle cream. I was charged the full amount of almost $80 during this trial which was supposed to be 14 days. When I called the company to dispute this charge, they told me I had only 10 days and the time began on day it was sent. I only had the product ...
My credit card company send me a fraud alert. Then I received a parcel from Precision Niche Products. It the age invisible cream. I call them, someone use a fake email address, fake phone number and fake IP address to order the stuff. I think it's this company who did all these. I bet that I'm not ...
I ordered this product because I am always interested in making my skin look younger. I thought $2.41 was a good trial price but, in the meantime, I got sick and lost track of the 15-day trial period and all of AgeInvisible's requirements for returning their product. I had used it a few times and ...
Shame on me - I should have known that there is no such thing as a free trial. After signing up for Age Invisible free trial with the promise of being able to test drive a Mac, I was soon presented with a $69.00 charge and enrolled in their club. Nowhere in any of the sign up literature did it ...
First off the product is awful. Loaded with little orange pieces that dry on your face... Pretty... HA! No way to tell if it does anything they claim since using it is repulsive due to unknown orange "lint"! Worst of all are their policies of misleading and manipulative false advertising ...