I'm a British customer who is on welfare benefits. I noticed that my teeth were stained and tried lots of products to try to solve this problem then I saw the ad for "Whiteningfast" and decided to purchase some on a free trial, only paying an additional $1.25 for postage. On examination ...
I had called to cancel this because when I tried to use it the pieces that go in the mouth melted in hot water as recommended. I was sent two more packages and was billed two more times. All this after I had cancelled. ...
Do not get taken in by this company. They are a theiving parasite and will steal your money!!! They offer "free" trials of toothpaste but debit your account for the complete programe without your permission. They don't wait to see if you are happy with the trial or decide if you want to ...
I saw a "story" in the online version of The Croydon Advertiser newspaper about a housewife who had achieved expensive teeth whitening treatment for just £2 by combining the products from two separate "free" £1 trials. She was photographed and quoted and in her quotes gave the ...
As the most of the previous complainers I asked for free samples (with only the postage expenses) and was charged without my consent for $100.42. I will go all the way to get my money back. I connection with this scam there is another one named BellaClear. Same type of scam. ...
I have been charged an excessive amount for this product, which was advertised as 1p. Buyers beware of this company. Credit card stopped any further transactions, but seems I am unable to get a refund. ...