Wu-Yi Source was a pop-up ad and claimed to be a easy weight loss aid. I went to the web site, which claimed that it was the same product as seen on CNN, Fox News, USA Today. They had an offer to try the product for $4.95 shipping which was $3.00. There was a 60 day money back guarantee if not ...
I placed an order on Wednesday December 12. Immediately I began getting emails with titles like "Day 1, Day 2" etc, which meant they had already started dating my order period, even though i had not yet received the tea. Finally on Day 9 I emailed customer service and I said I hope you ...
This company promises an "iron clad 100% money back guarantee, no hassles, " states you will not be charged the first $37 until after 14 days of having tried their product, and will refund you that money if product is returned before 60 days. Well, they deducted $37 from my debit card ...
Have followed instructins as requested and returned 1st. Shipment with cancellation notice inside box. Recieved e-mail stating they had recieved returned product and my money would be refund at a small percentage processing fee. Now they are trying to collect 1st and 2nd shipment cost even though ...
I have attempted to contact Wu-Yi Source Jesse Willms by phone # provided with product and send several email. So far I have not received any reply to confirm my cancellation or received a refund as stated in the order agreement. I have been charged 94.30 to my visa. When I contacted the ...