The company professes that after 3 weeks you will notice a drastic reduction in wrinkles and sends a 30 day supply for $2.95. They say that it must be returned after 10 days in order not to be charged. Does it make sense that if it takes 21 days for a product to work, you need to send it back after ...
I saw a popup add and ordered and paid shipping costs for a "free trial" of this product. I must of been having a reeeally! Bad day to fall for this! Three weeks later I recieved a bill for $97.88. They did'nt even give me a chance to use it for the "30 day trial". Guess what? ...
Saw pop up ad implying free trial for $3.00. Filled in required cc info, etc. Later found (after $97 cc charge) that scrolling down on website there were spurious conditions about additional charges. What I received were 3 small containers of skin cream which would last about a week for $100! I ...
Very misleading. Can't believe I missed something as important as being charged after 10 days. I thought "free trial" was "free" after paying for S & H. No where did I see that I had to send it back within 10 days or be charged. I agree with others, good luck getting someone ...
A few weeks ago I was presented with an offer from Auriavie Skin Care for a free 'Auravie 3 in 1' product offer. The offer said pay shipping and handling of $4.95 and this free product would be sent to you. NO WHERE on the offer was it shown to me that in actuality I was signing myself up for a ...
Was billed too soon before using enough to know if it works or helps. No forewarning of such short time before billing or I wouldn't have purchased a trial. Plus, the trial starts the day they send it, not when you get it, therefore not living up to the term "30 day trial or two week", or ...