The FREE trial is a scam. Thinking I would try the product for the cost of shipping (as promoted) and knowing that I would be automatically entered to receive the product monthly if I didn't cancel—I figured it was worth a try. When I received my credit statement there were 2 charges from TriClear ...
I responded to a 'free offer' from Triclear and Onlingo via internet on 1/5/07. The ads clearly stated that the products were free and nothing but shipping needed to be paid. On 2/5/07 & 2/7/07, I was charged $75.90 from both companies-both transactions had an overdraft charge of $27. Oo each. ...
Beware of the TriClear 'Free Trial' or "Try it today for Free" Ads. Once you sign up to see if it even works on you or your child's skin, you will pay $6.95 shipping, all billed to your credit card, of course. Should you go to their web site and contact Customer Service to cancel, for ...
I noted a product TRICLEAR advertised on the internet for acne. It was advertised as "free" only to pay $5.95 for shipping and handling. I then was charged $69.95 plus shipping and handling on my credit card 3 weeks later. I contacted the company and was told that I had agreed to the ...