Last January, I also saw the Kunulift ad, sent for a try free jar. The charge me $4.95, after 15 days, the charge $74.87 and a month later, $74.87 more, I wrote them a letter and the same was returned open. They do not anser phones. All I could do was cancel my Master Card yesterda so they wont be ...
The scam is easily explained: You receive a small jar of the cream for a 14-day trial period, paying only 5-bucks for Shipping & Handling, and presume that if you want a larger quantity, it will be rather expensive. This is the predominant method in ordering a "free" trial of ...
On Feb. 28 I was charged $4.95 from Kunulift. Again on 3/15 I was charged $84.87 from Kunulift on the same credit card for something I did not order. I have never been to the "kunulift" web site before this charge to my card. I canceled the card and the credit card company reversed the ...
Like others, I ordered 14-trial size and then FedEx or UPS arrived with a larger quantity for $53 and change, which I refused to sign for. A week ago, I found that my Credit Card was debited for $86.46. Apparently, this is a common Scam in which conditions are included in very small print. What I'm ...
DO NOT order from this company. They make you believe that you are getting a trial size and don't display the terms and conditions very clearly, after 14 days they charge your card the above amount. I ordered another trial size cream with NO PROBLEM. When you call they say it is VERY CLEAR which is ...
I got my credit card statement and there was a charge for $84.87. I didnot get the product. I did try the trial and I probably would have taken another order but I can not pay this kind of money and receive nothing for it. ...