Upon receiving another "unordered shipment" of Wu-Yi Source tea at the incredible charge of $60, I started some research. Seems that they are merely sending oolong tea which is $2 in any asian food market. THEN, I find out that I've been paying for "Living Lean" for six months ...
I ordered Wu-Yi tea in February '08 and cancelled after 1 month. I was then charged $19.95 per month for the last 4 months to subscribe to some website I have never seen before. Unfortunately I just realized it now. ...
They say Try the Tea for shipping only, BUT What they Don't say is Living Lean comes TOO, But only at a Big price, you are not told about this. You think this is optional, but its not, Its $54.95, You are not told About. But different, contacts, different Addresses, Befor you know what is happing ...
May I suggest everyone take a good look at your credit card statement each month and should you come across "Living Lean" for $19.99, to immediately call your credit card company to dispute that charge. I believe this is connected to the "Wu Yi Tea" that I put in for a trial ...
I bought a product on line from a TEA company. They attached an "on line service" to the purchase with 30 days to change my mind. I never saw the different company notice and when I cancelled my TEA purchase and was refunded all my money, Raven Media kept charging me $19.95 for their ...
Wu-Yi Tea is a rip off on it's own by not allowing 30 days to try the product before charging you for it 3 more times. They start the 30 day process immediately leaving only 2 weeks or less of actual trial time. Attached to the agreement, but not obvious, is a $19.95 counseling charge with another ...