I ordered a sample of wrinkle cream for $3.95 shipping and handling. There was nothing on their website stating that money would be deducted from your account if you did not cancel in a certain amount of time. Three weeks after they deducted the $3.95, they deducted $74.95. I called the company at ...
I ordered a sample of a face cream from Radialabs that was to be put with Hydroxatone to make a better moisture cream. The sample was billed to my account for $3.95 which I have never received. Then this month on 2/02 I was billed on my credit card an additional $74.95 which I have never received ...
I signed up for the "free" sample of Radia Labs cream. All I had to pay was $3.95 shipping and handling. Tried to call back to cancel my order and was on hold for over 30 minutes. Received my bank statements and I have now been charged $77.11 two times and have only received my ...
I read the ad of Radialabs and filled up the application form, but did not pursue the purchase as I immediately cancelled my entry. When I checked my bank account there were three transactions made. January 13, $3.95; Feb. 1 $73.78; Feb. 1, $74.95.in the advertisement, sample product will be mailed ...
Saw ad in local paper for Radialabs product and low cost, $3.95, to try a sample. Went online and thought I read website thoroughly and ordered a sample of product and was charged the acknowledged $3.95 in January. Looked at bank account on Feb 4 and saw a deduction by Radialabs for $74.95. Called ...
Radialabs was offering a trial offer to their skin cream for only one dollar. Stateing that the product was so effective that they only wanted to allow women to try it and then they would beensold on it and continue to purchase becuase it worked so well. However, in reality it is just a scam to get ...