I purcahsed the trial offer of the eye cream and the face cream, which was supposed to sent to me having only being charged for delivery and that was supposed to be a special offer of $2.95 each but instead my credit card had been charged $76.87 and then $51.20 in December and then a second time in ...
Advertised to pay $ 3.50 for sample product using my credit card. Have since been sent two more lots of the product on 3rd Dec and 8 Dec which I did not authorise and my credit card has been debited. ...
I signed up for a free trial of the cream and only had to pay for postage. I recieved one item and they have since taken further payments out with out my authorisation. Due to Xmas and a busy start to the year I hadnt checked my account as I should have and I have been scamed $389 dollors. ...
After receiving my TRIAL products (perfectRadiance & Revitaderm) from this company, for which I paid a total of $12.08 as per TRIAL offer. 14 days later payments of $77.69 on the 12/19 & $81.75 on the 12/28 were deducted from my credit card. How can you TRIAL this product without opening ...
I applied online for a free trial of anti wrinkle creams with just postage to pay of £2.97. This was charged to my credit card, but then on 3rd January an unauthorised payment of £74.95 was taken from my credit card and a further £79.99 on 7th January and then another unauthorised payment of £51.00 ...
In December I sucumbed to a regular advert appearing on Facebook featuring a woman who had combined two different beauty products and got amazing anti-aging effects at no cost by using free of charge samples available over the internet. I ordered two products, which I paid for (£2.97 each) and ...