An ad came on the computor offering a couple of skin cream, one I think was free and the other was $5.99 plus shipping. I ordered it with my credit card and rec'd the cream through the mail. Rec'd my cedit card statement and it showed an amount of $6.31 charged on June 6th, then an amount of ...
On June 10th I did an online survey, after I finished the survey, it said I could get a free gift of this product "Lorelia". All I need to do is to pay the US$5.99 shipping fee, but 2 weeks later I found out that the whole thing is a scam because not only they have charged me the shipping ...
My husband ordered a "free trial" face cream, pay shipping only, we received the item but our Master Card was billed $104.05 in addition to the shipping cost. ...
I paid 5.99 for shipping on a trail size creme, 5 day later I RECEIVED THE CREME BY MAIL. But a week later I was charged another $99 towards my visa card. This is totally a scam. Stay away from this co. ...
Like the others on this posting, went into this with eyes half open as the "ad" for the "free" sample popped up on Amazon which I have used many times in the past. My thought is they are now trying to get every cent out of the unfortunate souls that happen to eat the worm on the ...
When I was online banking, the Loriela product flashed on the screen to answer 3 questions and you can get a sample of their product by just paying the shipping which I did and a week or two later I received the product and as we as human beings are fools not to read the small print. I spoke to ...