I ordered a "free sample" of a jar of kunulift and the ad said I only had to pay shipping and if I did not like the product I could cancel it after using it for 14 days. I used it and did not see a difference so I called and canceled like instructed.By the time I received the product and ...
Every1 on this list should call their cc, and have ALL charges reversed. Ur cc comapny's 1st responsibilty is to u. Not to a scam site. ...
I orderered the kunulift cream on 2/2 which i was charged $4.95 for a free trial for 14 days. I was surprised when i got charged of $84.87 on 2/18. The terms & conditions were not so clear. I believe this is scam. ...
Advertised a free trial for shipping of 4.95, on 2/16 arrived on 2/24 nothing in the package or invoice stating anything about time to cancel or there would be a charge and future shipments. Billed on 3/3 for 87.87 Real surprise when bill came in mail on 3/26. Will not let us return. A lot of money ...
Last January, I also saw the Kunulift ad, sent for a try free jar. The charge me $4.95, after 15 days, the charge $74.87 and a month later, $74.87 more, I wrote them a letter and the same was returned open. They do not anser phones. All I could do was cancel my Master Card yesterda so they wont be ...
The scam is easily explained: You receive a small jar of the cream for a 14-day trial period, paying only 5-bucks for Shipping & Handling, and presume that if you want a larger quantity, it will be rather expensive. This is the predominant method in ordering a "free" trial of ...