I also ordered this on line via facebook where it was advertised as a free trial and the only amount they asked for was £2.95 shipping, they have since taken two lots of money from my account, one for £69.90 on 13th March and today for another amount of £69.90, this is obviously a total scam, does ...
I too responded to an ad via internet regarding this miracle cream. Free trial for first jar. I ended up with automatic charges to my credit card. When I asked for a refund for my two jars of cream they said they would not take my return because I didn't call prior to when they were shipped. How ...
Got the sample trial for a few pounds. Now they have credit card details and sending monthly charges of £69.90. This has actually cost me more due to it pushing my overdraft over its limit and ensuing fees. Please help!!! ...
I ordered a sample pot of purasilk, paid £2.49 for P&p, only to find that on the 14th of April £74.99 had been taken from my account. I am on benefits and am very upset. I hope not too many more people are fooled by this disgusting company. ...
Realised it was a scam. Tried to cancel via e-mail. No response. Had to ring phone number in US at my expense. Was told that my 14 day trial included order date and as I rang on the 15th day from order date (inclusive) I could not cancel for refund. 14 day trial is only a 13 day trial as product ...
Purasilk and Alluria, both part of the Natural Health Network, have ads with a trial offer for their products for the cost of postage only. It is only when you receive the products that you find that you will shortly be charged £134.92, the full price, for the 2 products if you don't return them in ...