This company is a RIP OFF. Don't send these crooks your hard earned money. The product does not work and the so called "Free trial" period does not exist. They will tack on $59.95 to your credit card and charge $4.87 for internet usage and another $4.95 in a TE Processing fee. Take my ...
The wi-yi source advertised in the internet is a pure scam. They advertise free sample for $4.95 shipping charges and then 2 weeks later after you received your sample they charge you $59.95 for the supposely sample. I've been reading all the complaints about this company and it looks like this is ...
I didn't do my home work but enough information was on this site to let me know I did not want to do business with these people, I thank you all for that. How do you beat them? Simple, I canceled my order the next morning after placing the order, the lady Jackie asked why I wanted to cancel, I ...
As reported prior to my report, this company has many hidden charges that I was not aware of until I read the reports here in complaint! I just received my product today. I found out that there was an extra charge of $4.95 for the tips that I did not want nor was I asked if I wanted them and I was ...
I incurred two sets of unauthorized charges. The tea is nice, in my opinion. I was set to pay for it as soon as possible at the end of the month of August. I was told they would bill me in 14 days and I figured I have a couple of weeks to pay one the bill is received. No, they deducted it from my ...
Wu-yi Source is the worst decision I have ever made. First they charged me $4.95 for? Shipping my free trial—but wait then I got a charge for $59.95 after the two weeks was up. I thought that was for my next 3 month supply. For some reason I was under the impression I was getting 3 months for ...