I subscribed to this in March thinking I was going to do a trial for £2.50 and they subsequently took two lots of £84.90 - one in March and then in May - when you ring them it is constantly engaged. I will have to change my bank account details. My Mcafee security provider approved the site safety ...
In April I found out about Mystique and decided to buy creams from them. 30/04 - £4.95 and £4.95 for two creams. That was in their add. Then on 15/05 £79.96 and £59.95; and 01/06 £64.90 and £84.90. So in total £298.71 British Pounds. There were no sign at all that significant amount of money will ...
Hi, I ordered for free, just paying delivery, a free cream example, I can see that on 30th April they took for my account £64.90 and on 30th May another 69.90. Today I can't see any further money taken but I am sure there was another £50 on March (I am getting all the statements tomorrow from my ...
Ordered free sample whilst paying postage of £2.95. Have tried on a number of occasions to cancel subscription but without succes. Want my money back as no product has arrived or was wanted ...
On March 19 I followed a link that enabled to me to receive a free trial of Mystique anti ageing cream and Mystique instant wrinkle smoother, I was informed that I would need to pay the postage and packaging fee 0f £2.49 for which I gave my debit card details this amount was taken for each product. ...
Trial advertised at £2.49 pp for eye and face cream each with no obvious indication next to this advert that moneys were to be taken at a later date or product to be returned as part of the initial advert. This info was found underneath advert in faded writing stating cancel anytime but under terms ...