I was writing my state senator, when I saw an ad on his page representing a lady in my hometown, who had tried these two products together: Dazzle White and Smile Brite. I ordered the "free trials", which arrived quickly. My bank statements came soon after. I was horrified at the charges. ...
I ordered a trial from Dazzlewhite on line and charges from other non-related companies appeared on my credit card. They (Dazzlewhite) claimed that it was in their terms and conditions. How can this be legal? Is on-line ordering a buyer beware? Imagine if all companies did this. Would anyone ever ...
Here's the REAL deal on this trial offer: I signed up for this trial off which I thought was a trial tube at a low price to try the product. However, once I clicked the link to charge me the $1.95 for the so called trial tube, I noticed a section that popped into the view of my screen with a charge ...
I found a link on CNBC.com for a "Mom's Teeth Whitening Story". Since it was on CNBC.com, my dumb ass trusted the link, with caution. This is what happened: I signed up for the "free trial" of both Dazzlewhite and Dentech. I made sure to read the terms and conditions for both, ...
I ordered what I thought was a 14 day trial on a teeth whitening product. When I called them to cancel immediatley, I was told that I would be charged $58.00 for the trial sample that was sent to me. The ad said I would only be charged $1.95 for shipping. When I told the support rep that I was ...
I signed up for a "free" trial, and upon realizing that it wasn't "free, " that they would be charging my card a large amount of money for "future" shipments I called the phone number listed on their "guarantee." It was a recording, asking that I leave a ...