When I logged on to the Boots website in May an advert appeared for a free trial of Rejuvenex. I thought that Boots had endorsed this company and that it was OK to order. I gave my debit card details to cover postage and the beauty products arrived promptly. I wss suspicious as I had expected a ...
Sent for a trial then soon after they took 89.99 from my account within a few weeks without my consent i would like my money back this was not a trial at all a scamm ...
I ordered a rejuvenex free trial by paying only the shipment cost of $3.23. When I realised that the product is not free at all and they might charge my card after 30 day trial period, I immediately sent an email requesting them to cancel the order. On 25th July, they charged $95.26 on my credit ...
A survey on the Acadia university website told me that I would receive a free trial of Rejuvenex. The prize was a free bottle of the serum. I paid $5.99 for postage. ...
Conned into free trial offer and having to buy every month, unable to contact company as all tele attempts are useless also unable to contact by email ...
I had ordered the free trial, which I never received. I emailed and call ed the company and they were sending me another trial, which I have not received it was well. The post office has no records of ever receiving these packages. The money for the free trial was of course taken out of my account, ...