An Advert popped up on my computer for Face Cream £2.95 but I was actually charged £6.00 but now my credit card has been used to withdraw £74.95 from my bank. ...
I ordered a free sample as seeing an on line for perfect radiance cream and I paid £2.95 for this sample. Since then they have taken £74.95 on 29/12/1911, £79.99 on 04/01, £74.95 on 26/01 same day I received an other bottle as the sample before. I was shock because the monies were taken from my ...
I purchased the two (free) samples and then 3 weeks later £74.95 was taken from my Visa account - totally unauthorised. I do not like the samples and do not want any further products or dealings with the company. ...
I bought from Daily Mail advertisement cream for £2.85 but I did not authorize any further payments for the future. ...
I had been having problems with dry skin, particulary round my eyes for a long time and was getting desperate to find the right cream. I then saw an advert on hotmail for a free sample of a cream which then linked to an article in the Daily Mail and Daily Express which seemed to back up the details ...
Ordered free skin care samples from the above company and they have now taken 2 payments totalling $95 without permission from my bank account. ...