What a scam! Endorsed by Dr. Oz on facebook ad, I ordered trial of product. Webpage took all of my information then froze. I never received an email confirmation nor did I see any terms and conditions. I called when I saw the charge on my checking account, a day too late for the cancellation! No ...
The computer form you fill out is layed out in such a way that you must check an "I agree to terms" before the terms are visible. After you check, a blue arrow instructs to continue, so you never see the terms that you have agreed to because you have "continued" to next page, ...
Placed an order for face cream from a Facebook ad which advertised it for $4.95 S&H. When I realized around the 20th of Dec that they had added a $99 charge to my credit card, I tried calling them repeatedly. Finally, on Dec 26th, I got through to a Cs rep who was very nasty and said I was ...
A notice popped up on my computer for a skin product, which looked good, and I ordered the trial product, for which my credit card was charged $4.99 (or $4.95) on Feb 14th. The arrangement was that they would automatically renew monthly for $90 unless they were contacted to cancel by me. After I ...
I ordered the Equinox facecream for $4.95 on 2/26. No where was it stated that you would be charged $99.99. I was charged $99.99 on 3/13. I do not want to incur any more charges and want my $99.99 refunded immediately. I will be turning this into the authorities and my bank is going to refuse the ...
I ordered the free trial offer ($4.95 S&H) on February 26—received it within a few days. I called them today to cancel so I would not be charged $99.00 plus S&H, They told me—sorry, this is the 15th day—you had to call before the 14 days—I told them I didn't get to use it for 14 days—they ...