Dermitage advertises free products and sounds very sincere regarding their products. You give them your name and credit card information so they can charge you for the shipping only. When you receive the products, there is a notice inside the package that they will continue to ship these ...
The products are poor but the real issue here is the business is a scam. They entice you to sign-up for "free trial" — watch out! A month later (no reordering on your part), you suddenly receive a package with another supply of product that sucks plus a bill for it as well as a bill for ...
The offer said a 14 day free trial Of Dermitage for $3.97. When I received the product, I learned that I would be charged $89.95 and would be sent another supply every 30 days as I was now a member Dermitage Elite. Needless to say I am returning the product and hopefully it will be "no ...
I too have been charged on my credit card and when I tried to call Dermitage's Customer Service it's not in service-so I can't get my money and I didn't get the product either. Rip off ...
Ken Fox is the founder and chairman of Syndero, the company that runs Dermitage. His email address is [email protected] Funny... He should be DRESSED in stripes ...
I was on my bank site, when a pop-up window came up. The bank said that if I took a quick survey that I would receive a free gift for my time and input. I accepted and answered a few questions. I selected Dermitage as my 'free gift'. Later that day I went to review my emails and had received an ...