Wu-yi Source is the worst decision I have ever made. First they charged me $4.95 for? Shipping my free trial—but wait then I got a charge for $59.95 after the two weeks was up. I thought that was for my next 3 month supply. For some reason I was under the impression I was getting 3 months for ...
I ordered what I thought was a free trial sample of the weight loss tea for just $4.95 in shipping. I received the 60 tea bags in about 2 and a half weeks and then was automatically charged $59.95 for a full subscription. After reviewing my bank account I realized they also charged some internet ...
Found out the tea is not the real Wu Yi Tea, tried to call the company and cancel, got told I've been scammed by this company. They've been taking money from my credit card, and now I'm extremely angry. I have two children I have to feed and take care of everyday, how in God's name can people like ...
I thought I was ordering a trial quantity of weight loss tea. My credit card was billed $1.95 then $59.95. When I contacted Wu-Yi they said another shipment was just sent out and my credit card would be billed $59.95 and a third shipment would go out in a month. I told them that I was unaware of an ...
I was to receive a 14-day free trial period for their product.in my feeble mind, I believed this meant that I would receive a 14-day supply. Then I would inform them if I wished to continue on their program or not. I did not receive a 14-day supply but a one-month supply. During a live chat with ...
I received an e-mail from Wu-yi Source claiming they were seen on various reputable TV programs and inferred their product was endorsed by the shows. I ordered to tea, used it as recommended and didn't lose a pound. I was enrolled in their Living Lean program and never received any information from ...