I requested delivery of a free trial of skin care products where they advised you to order two products to enable this to work properly. This was a free sample and all you had to pay was 2.95 post and packaging. The products arrived in the one envelope and about three weeks later two payments ...
Ordered two tubes of face cream for £2.95 plus postage and three weeks later fuond one debit of £74.95 and another of £79.99 - received first two creams but nothing since and nothing in the advert suggested any further expenditure required. Llloyds bank says a known scam ...
The same has happened to me ordered free sample and now has had £19.97 taken from my account without my permission, contacted bank and was advised to fill out cancellation forms as well as get intouch with trading standards. I will not get that money back now, so furious can believe the bank cant ...
I ordered two FREE samples of face cream with a charge of £2-95 for each item to be posted to me. I have now just received my credit card account stating that the above company took two lots of cash from our account, one for £74-95 on the 24/01 and a further £79.99 on the 27/01. We have informed ...
Amazon offer of free sample just popped up on the screen and I thought I was just going to get that and no more after... Unless I found the product to be worth it. Found £79.99 had been taken from my account. I am furious. ...
I just checked my credit card statement and realised that there were 2 transactions on my credit card which were not authorised. I feel and know I HAVE BEEN RIPPED OFF. ...