I applied for a free trial of their teeth whitening system which I was to pay for shipping they then charged me $94.31 for the product. When I called them they gave me the runaround and hung up. This is a true ripoff. The wording in the sales agreement is very confusing. M Brown Fl. ...
This is very much a case of "buyer beware" They operate a policy, like many others, that if you take no action to cancel it is seen as permission to apply further charges; for which you should receive product. Always read the small print! ...
I responded to an advertisement when I opened up my Google home page and decided to have the free trial of tooth whitening and agreed to give my debit card details to pay the £1 towards the shipping. The packs have arrived and I have had £60.84 taken from my account. I have dialled the number to ...
I ordered the free trial of blizzard white and action pro and thought I had 30 days to try the product before cancelling. I did not see anything about the $94.31 cost for each if I decided to continue using the product. I recieved the product on July 25 or 26 and then went on a vacation. After ...
I purchased the product advertised - teeth whitening, as a free trial - saying all I had to pay was the postage costs. On 8/8 they took 94.31 from my credit card. I have just alerted my credit card company and they have sent out forms to reclaim my money and blocked further transactions - however ...
Taking money after free trial no product recieved, cancelled account and theyre are still taking money cancelled bank card to stop them taking any more. ...