I was online and saw an ad for a sample of a diet supplement and decided that since it was a sample i would try it. I was required to send one ($1.00) for the shipping cost of this sample. The sample was sent and the shipping debited from my account. Then about two weeks later another package ...
Just like so many others, I responded to an email on 11/17/05 to receive a free PSP player. All I had to do was pay $6.95 shipping on a free trial of LeanLife. I gave them my credit card information. However, after reconsidering the offer I emailed LeanLife back a few minutes later and cancelled. I ...
I got caught up in one of those stupid links, going after a free coupon and ended up having to request a free sample of something to get the other freebie. I got into the LeanlifePM free sample scam. I went in and signed up for the free sample. There was no mention of terms and conditions clearly ...
I ordered a "free" sample of LeanLifePM for $6.99 s&h. The terms for this offer stated that as long as I cancelled my membership within the 14 day free trial period I would never have to purchase anything from them again. I cancelled on the 12th day via email (because their product ...
After applying online for their free sample I discovered that my bank account was charged for $99.90 without my consent and will be marching in to my Bank tomorrow for a reversal. What a Ripoff. There is only 30 pills in a bottle and at 3 times a day, that's only worth up to 10 days or $99.90 for ...
Same story different day. Bored? Browsing the Web? Maybe desperate for extra cash? Well go ahead click on that survey, just like I did. Filled them all out, whipped out the old credit card for a free trial and just pay $1.99 for shipping and handling (no big deal, it's just 200 pennies, duh!) In ...