I too have been subject to scam by Clean Whites and Everbright Smiles through misleading advertising. So far Everbright have billed me £153.61 and Clean Whites £78.51. I believed the products to be a 'free' trial and thought i was receiving a trial size of the product. I did not realise I had ...
To the post prior to mine - Bull_! If your number one concern was customer satisfaction your website would be more upfront about the monthly billing terms instead of being deceptive with the phoney Cathy ads and burying the information about billing in a small link at the bottom of the page. ...
As is the case with many other victims, this slick ripoff is set up to steal as it's main purpose. Once they have your credit card number, your only option is to change cards or they will continually bill you. AVOID AT ALL COSTS. The state of Florida needs to put these people out of business. ...
Not only will you lose your money they automaticaly sighn you up for a world Club Fitness that charges you too ...
Cleanwhites was recommended on line as a great way to whiten teeth... They offered a free sample to try. The scam is they send you a second unauthorized whitener and bill your credit card for $83.90. They also state your credit card will only be used for shipping and handling. I called and canceled ...
On 09/04 I ordered the CleanWhites product online; I paid 99 cents for shipping. It touted a 14-day "risk-free" trial. On 09/08 I spoke with a CleanWhites Customer Svc Rep and clearly stated to her that I did not want to be enrolled in the program, I did not want any more of the product, ...