I ordered a free sample of wrinkle cream and paid the p p £2.49 by debit card then 2 weeks later my bank account was debited by £79.95 sterling. The company tried to take the money on a previous occasion but I hadnt been paid so there was not enough in my account, they tried a second time and were ...
I responded to an advert about this company, through Chanel 4 news. The offer was for a trial of their products, and it claimed you had to use 2 creams together to obtain the desired results. The offer was postage costs only for the trial products, which i sent for. There was no mention of a ...
Ordered what were advertised via Facebook as 'postage only' free samples of miraculous facial creams only to find charges two weeks later for the full price of the items. I was worried (rightly so, as it turns out) about entering my credit card details because there was no 'padlock' symbol on the ...
Same scam that others got caught by. Paid £2.49 for samples then money taken on credit card 15 days later. I am fighting to get my money back one way or anothe ...
I ordered a free sample online for which I had to pay £2.49 postage. I paid this on my debit card on 3rd March and then I have found that they have taken £79.95 on my card on 18th March there is nowhere on the site with contact details so I have not been able to contact them for a refund. From ...
I ordered mystique antiaging cream which was advertised for £4.95 online. This amount was deducted from my account on 1/3 and I received the cream 3 days later. Then on 16/3 my account was debited with a further £79.95 without authorisation from me or any orders from me, obviously using my previous ...