I was directed to an Internet site off Facebook for free trial size offers just to pay s/h. I had a bad reaction from the product that sent me to a demetogolist. Well mixed with medications, my face is beet red! I called to cancel this order of which they say I placed on Dec. 31. My 10 days had ...
I was Christmas shopping on the Nordstrom's site and a popup came up offering a free sample of AuraVie facial products. The terms and conditions were not in plain site and you were led to a different link. It appeared from the pop-up that Nordstroms was selling the product. Since Nordstroms is a ...
Typical Rip-off. They run your credit card and claim that you signed up for a continuing purchase It's almost impossible to find the small print. You actually have to click a link to show you that They can do it. They have no intention of selling you something worthwhile. Just another way to Take ...
I ordered the free trial of AuraVie, guess I didn't read the fine print. Approx. 10 days after receiving it, my credit card was billed for $97.88. I noticed the charge and disputed it. About 2 weeks later, they charged my card again. I had called to cancel any automatic shipments, and I haven't ...
This company advertises as a free trial offer for their product. This is by no means free even after you pay shipping. After 6 days of having this product this company will bill your debit / credit card to have you pay $97.88 for a full month supply. This is the cost of the "free trial". ...
AuraVie is a rip off company that offers a free trial period to become acquainted with their skin care line of products. They state that you can cancel within the trial and not be charged. They lie. I tried to cancel and was still charged nearly $100.00. Their customer service is rude and ...