An advert was sent to my mail box via a Daily Mail promotions email, the face ceams were offered as a trial pack for £2.95 and £2.97 so bought both. This cost was paid in Nov on my debit card. Since then £79.99 and £74.99 has vanished from my account on a weekly basis £74.95 for the serum, and took ...
I applied on line for a free sample which would charge a shipping fee of 5.70 euro. I decided to get three free samples at a cost of what I assumed would be 15 euro. I was charged 240 euro. This cannot be right. This is stealing ...
Replied to advertisement 15/12 (attached to Daily Mail web site) for products samples advertised for £2.95 & £2.97 I duly paid by Mastercard credit card. Received credit card statement 9/01 to find that a further 2 payments had been taken from my account on 29/12 for £74.95 & 1/01 £79.99 ...
It was a free cream with only 97p postage as first they wanted around £5 postage and when i cancelled they said 97p would be ok, the 97p was taken on 12th dec and my card statement came today and they have taken £79.99 as well on the 30th december which there was no initial charge. ...
Ejuvanew took £136 before the end of a free trial and when I contacted them to cancel, refused to refund and after a long discussion put me onto a music tape. They refused to budge from their script it was like talking to a machine. MBNA cannot cancel my card so they can keep on taking money. I ...
I applied to get 2 samples at $2.95 each. Revita Derm arrived and had been charged at $2.95, correctly. About 2 weeks later, another package arrived with 2 deductions from my account totalling $158. Don't get scammed like me! ...