Pricelimbo offered free Acai forth price of shipping and postage which gave them a credit card #. They offered free product twice under different names. The following month I was charged 89.31 under the name of Green Tea. I was able to cancel but I have since been charged $8.51 on my credit card ...
Extreme Acaiberry is using deceptive advertising to automatically sign consumers up on a monthly fulfillment plan without permission, making it unclear that you cannot return unwanted products. Extreme Acaiberry (EA) offers a phone number to call within 14 days of shipping an order but they never ...
My daughter accepted the free trial offer and paid the 3.00 for shipping and handling. After discussing with me I advised her that I believed this was a scam and asked her to call and cancel. She did. After a few weeks, they debited her checking account by $90. We called the number provided and it ...
I ordered a free trial of the acaiberry 500 as seen on Oprah Winfrey. Both Oprah and Rachael Ray's pictures were a part of the advertisement claiming the Oprah Winfrey show was encouraging people to do the trial and offering it for free, you just had to pay the 3.95 shipping and handling fee. After ...
My daughter received an unsolicited trial sample of "Coloncure" and "Green Tea 500" mailed from Florida on 9/30/08. On Oct. 14, $89.31 was deducted from her bank account under the heading "Purchase IP-Online Health." I reopened the package and read the fine print on ...
I ordered a free 14-day trial and agreed to pay shipping and handling ($3.95). When I did not receive the trial package and was charged an additional $89.31 I called the company and was told that there was a no refund policy on their web-site and they refused to refund my money. ...