The initial email offer was to try their skin product for "free" (just pay $3.95 s/h). I agreed to accept offer (i.E. Spend $4 on a pig in a polk). It wasn't until I rec'd my bank statement (about 60 days later) that I discovered they had charge my credit card $96.35! When I called the ...
Do not believe it when Glow.com offers you a free trial for any product! I ordered the Kronos hair product, which by the way does NOT do what it states online, in fact if you look it up there are numerous complaints on the internet about this product being a major rip-off. Glow.com stated on the ...
Hoping that everyone reads this before they are fooled into ordering products from this company in a time like now!!! I ordered the free trial offer for the beauty care products from this company - did not read the fine print, as this stated that this was a trial offer. The trial offer was for ...
My complaint is almost exactly the same as that of Judy in Massachusettes, complaint #457595. This company, GLOW, located in Valencia, California, advertized a free trial and all I had to pay was $3.95 for shipping. Then, they charged my credit card over $90 and sent me a whole set of makeup a ...
I signed up online for a free trial of makeup from GLOW and recieved makeup in mail and then my credit card was charged for the full amount of the makeup, around $90. Then a few months later I receive another package of makeup which I did not order with a bill for $98.50. To return this package you ...