I recently got ripped off with Ultra Burn PM for $46.90 just yesterday I was looking at my bank account online and seen that ecurves being the same company I'm sure because thay have the same phone number ripped me off an additional $28.97 I noticed this came after I called to cancel the Ultra Burn ...
TruGenix and eCurves sample offerings should be avoided because you unwittingly join their ripoff clubs and they slam your credit cards monthly. They change their terms of service often to make sure you have no ability to cancel quickly or ever get a refund. It is nothing more than a scam company ...
I paid $4.95 shipping and handling for a 15 day free bottle of Ultra Burn PM. There was nothing stating that if you don't contact them in writing or by phone within the 15 days your account will be debited $46.90. So just yesterday which was 02/12. I was on the internet looking at my checking ...
I signed up for the free trial of UltraLife PM online. I thought the product was lame when I received it. When I called to cancel the autoship program I dealt with a woman that was perhaps the rudest person I've ever spoken with on the telephone in my entire life. All I wanted to do was cancel and ...
So my friend used my CC to sign up for TruGenix Hoodia and never recieved the product, called to cancel, asked about cancelling eCurvesClubhouse, and the representative said "Oh I'll do it for you" Just last week, they charged me for eCurvesClubhouse. I called to dispute, the lady said ...
My son and I ordered what we believed was to be trial samples of a diet product called Hoodia. All we needed to pay was $8.95 shipping and handeling. Well when I recieved my bank statement I had two charges of $46.90 each on my account. I called the company and told them what I found and I was told ...