Got an offer on an Amazon.com lookalike site for a $4.99 trial, got a call the next day from somebody wanting me to tell them my credit card number again which I laughed at and hung up on them. Luckily I got that call because it alerted me to keep an eye on my credit card bill. I was able to catch ...
Sent for a free trial £6.99 and then had £73.98 taken from my account after the account was canceled. Mar 19 (3 days ago) To me Hi Seamus, Thank you for keeping in touch with us! Let us inform you that your account was canceled on March 18th. Cancellation code bU1Xu. Since that moment you will not ...
This company charged my credit card for $99.99 without my authorization. When I called the company, I was told I did not read the terms of agreement and that they will not refund my money. When I demanded a refund they said they can give me $40.00 back of my own money but not the whole refund. I ...
Do not sign up for this as you will be drawn into a contract and could cost you a lot of money. Do not be fooled into cheap sales gimmicks again it will cost you more in the long term. And when you try and cancel your contract it will cost you more. A £6.99 deal ended up costing me £57 ...
My husband signed up for a trial starter pack costing £6.99 he has bad eyesight and did not read the small print He a month later recieved 2 by 5 refills but was billed £73.00 on his credit card We phoned and tried to cancell further deliveries but were thwarted and they refused to end the contract ...
In Jan., I paid $4.95 for the Trial offer. I spoke to a woman named Cory in Santa Barbara, CA and she assured me this was not a rip-off, my bank card would not be hit unless I placed an order. After 3 weeks of trying to quit smoking, I wasn't happy with the product and had no intentions of ordering ...