I responded to a TV announcement about the Awesome Auger, 2 augers, a power extender and a drill, for which I paid by credit card $19.95 for the product and $8.95 P&H, for a total of $28.90. About six weeks later, yesterday, July 20, my package arrived with only two augers, a set of ...
I too was scammed by this company. I only received the two augers but no extender or pin as described in the TV ad and the website. Cannot get any answer to the customer phone number and cannot find the customer service website either. I am so frustrated I could use the auger by hand and tear up my ...
I wanted to get more info on the awesome auger and find out how much it would cost to get all the gadgets advertised with the product so I went to their web site. The only way to get info was to hit the order button and give them my credit card. I thought I would be able to cancel if I didn't like ...
I tried to order the awesome auger and impulsively clicked on the $10.00 rebate. (whatever you do, don't do it!!!) I found out this was quite deceptive. It's not a rebate at all but a way to automatically sign you up for a 30 "free" trial for junk and future credit card debits that will ...
All of the parts needed for the Awesome Auger (advertised on TV) were not received. There is a customer service number, but you can't get to them — they're always busy. Another complaint: The product was $19.95, and the shipping was $28.90, for a grand total of $48.85. However, I could take this IF ...
Requested the auger, they required cash from charge card and also have not delivered auger. ...