Well it is a tale as old as time, company offered free sample trial pack of skin products only to unknowingly subscribe to a membership that charges a staggering monthly fee which i would never in my wildest dreams pay in order to get a jar of face cream. Tried finding a way of contacting but ...
I ordered a free trial on July 2. All I authorized was the shipping fee which they took in two seperate payments of $1.02 and $1.93. Why? Then on July 18 the stole an additional $97.88 from my account with no authorization from me. Patricia Moorman Email: [email protected] ...
I ordered a sample - requiring me to pay S & H which I did. I received one box. I had no dealings with them until on my July bank statement I saw a deduction for $99.87 showing it was from DMA. I called the phone number on bank statement and they said I had signed up for monthly deliveries. I ...
I accepted a free sample of AuraVie after completing a survey online. I only had to pay $1.75 shipping and $1.20 for ebooks. The product arrived with a $0.00 balance due invoice. A few weeks later, my credit card was charged $97.88 for a "recurring charge". When I called the company, they ...
I decided to try their 3-in-1 trail for $4.95 Shipping and Handling. After summited the order with my credit card, I saw that I had 10 days to cancel or would be charged $97.88 on a continuing monthly bill as a subscription. I immediately called to cancel, but the only option was to send it back ...
What the heck? I just got an email from this company confirming that I was getting products shipped to my house in which I never signed up for! Firstly, how did they get my credit card info. And My address!? Freaky! And I'm 26 I don't need wrinkle cream just yet! I quickly looked at my online ...