On January 30 I agreed to a 14-day trial-size offer of the LiftSp product. That should have cost me $4.95. That's what I agreed to. If I had known I was signing up for some $80 / month program, I never would have ordered the stuff in the first place. How dishonest! About a week later their trial ...
I replied to an ad in Greater Homes & Landscapes to get a free package of LiftSP. The only real cost described was S&H at $4.95. I visited the web site shown within the advertisement and requested the free test. While my American Express bill came I had been billed the $4.95 plus $79.95. ...
I have attempted to stop my consideration and can't reach customer support. ...
Ordered trial product. AMX was charged $4.95, which I expected. I never requested continuing issue of product. I received another shipment in the mail which I promptly returned with a note to cancel. I got my credit card statement yesterday and it showed a charge of $79.95 on 1/30/09. It also ...
I received my Visa bill only to find a charge for $79.95 ($103 Canadian). When I called, I was told about the 14 day trial. I tried to explain that I had only just received the package 2 days before - that it took almost 10 days to receive, so how did the 14 day trial apply? I was told I would be ...
No indication that this was a scam... I thought the product was free... Not involved in further transactions... ...