I sent off for 3 jars of small eye cream for £2.95. I paid with my debit card. They took the £2.95 twice and then 2 weeks later decided to help themselves to another £97.95 and leave me with no money to live on. How dare they. Be very aware of this scam-company and avoid ...
I would like you to be aware and inform your subscribers of the above company. They advertise with Google Adwords for a free sample of various beauty products from the Dead Sea. I chose three face creams, paid the postage of £3.95 "that's all you have to pay" on 6th May. Now I find they ...
My wife saw an advert on facebook for sea mineral face cream all she had to pay was £2.95 postage and packing. She received the cream. 3 small pots. Then on saturday i received my bank statement and found out i was charged £97.95. I do not know why i was charged this. I have tried to phone the ...
The advertised money was different then the money which has been taken from my account, it is totaly fraud. I was never agreed on this money, i have been advertised that there is free trial and product is of some 4 or 5 pounds which i have accepted but later on i have noticed on my bank statement ...
I sent off for a Free Sample in Febuary then got charged 97.95 in April, after trying many many times to contact them and cancel what they forgot to tell you that you are in an AUTO~SHIPMENT, I then got charged again in May the sum of 69.95 by the same company but with a different web address on my ...
I signed up for a free trial on 5 April of dead sea creams, sample size, via Amazon. - £3.95, paid to Luxedeadsea.com. I charged it to an account, I don't use very often, so I have only just noticed that I have been charged £97.95 on 30 April to a company called DEADSEAPRIME.com. It seems too much ...