To whom it may concern: Upon receipt of package and being returned $97.88 I (Personal Information Removed) agree that I have not nor will I dispute the existing charges. 301-2161 ...
Received "free" offer of skin care products. No where could I find mention of a trial period in which my credit card would be charged $97.88 if the "free" products were not returned within a small time frame. There was no mention in the product packaging as well. I have since ...
0n 8/26, i Ordered free trial with 30 day risk free trial on ad, only pay s&h but when called rep, on 9/11 they said its only 10 day and was charged automatically for 48.30 on 09/09. The ad was misleading. This is not good practice. The product wasn't even good but paid for it not knowingly. ...
Responded to what was supposed to be a free trial of a skin care product $2.95 for shipping and handling. At the bottom of their site, after several testimonials, was information about how after a 14 day trial you would automatically be enrolled in their program and charged $97.88. However, this ...
I ordered sample skin care products to AuraVie and received the package early June. Then, my credit card was charged $97.88 on June 18 by the unknown company "SKINSH." By contacting the credit card company, I got phone number of SKINSH and I found out it was the same company as AuraVie. ...
I signed up for a "Free Trial Offer" and authorized them to withdraw from my Credit Card $4.95 for shipping and handling. Today I received a bill for $97.88. I called and disputed the charge and was told that I had signed up for a "auto ship program".in response they offered to ...