This company looks innocent enough, but beware. I signed up for the free trail, the tea took 12 days to get to me. I have shipped packages overseas faster. They say you will have a full 14 days to try product, before your account is charged. Mine was charge in the 12 days before I even received the ...
I signed up for a free trial of the Wu Yi Source. Upon receiving the product, I was dismayed to learn that it was just an Oolong Tea, the kind you can buy anywhere in a store. I am a Peet's fan, so I can get quality tea from them, and not have to pay $59.95 for it. Within a few weeks, I returned ...
As with you all, tried the tea just out of curiosity. I did not authorize monthly shipments and I am being charged 59.99. Typical crooks. I am glad I got a call from the credit card company this morning because of the suspicious charges. Canceled my card but not after them stealing $150 dollars ...
I ordered Wu-Source Tea's "free trial" for 4.95$ late one night. I got up the next morning and had an email form them thanking me for the order and describing all sorts of charges and things that came with the free trial that weren't mentioned in the "free trial" offer. I ...
Y ordered the "free sample" of Wu yi tea and canceled right after receiving the package due to health reasons by April. As of September I have been charged at a monthly rate of $ 21.99 Canadian dollars, chatted with operator, called the Customer's Service, being given different ...
Caution, i repeat don't order this tea. Scam. Hidden costs, despite cancelling and returning tea they'll still charge your account. Fraud, fraud, fraud. You'll have to request a fresh creditcardnumber and close the account you bought the tea from to be able to stop the costs. Fraud, warning this ...