They offer free trail pay $4.95 to try so they went ahead and pull this amount from my accont from me they said free trail nothing more please help me ...
I sent in a request fro their "trial offer". They later automatically charged my credit card with $97.67. Then ten days later they again charged me $97.67. I called the company and lady says I could get a partial refund if I returned the trial kit. But since I used all five of the samples ...
They sent an e-mail offering a trial of their product for $4.95. There was no mention of any additional charges, yet they took $99.67 out of my bank account without any prior notification or my consent to do so. ...
I also ordered the trial for 4.95. There was nothing on the page about additional charges or recurring charges. When I went to my bank somehow they managed to talk to someone at the company though i have tried many times and only get an answering machine. They claim we agreed to the 99.67 so we are ...
I ordered the free trial that costed me 4.95 to try out their electronic cigarette. It said nothing about an insurance policy they billed me for at the price of 99.67 nor did they say on their webpage they would be charging me every month after 67.00 dollars for refills. This is a baiting system in ...
I ordered the same thing as well but it DOES state there's a $4.95 S/H charge. It's a two-week trial. If you like it & want to keep it, they'll charge you $99.67 for the starter kit. Then, it's $67 a month for the refills. I saw & read it plain as day unless they changed it recently. Reason ...