I ordered a free trial and ended up being billed for a shipment that I didn't order. Nowhere on the add did it say that there would be future shipments. Fraud, fraud, fraud. ...
I ordered pure berry for 4.99 and then was billed repeatedly on my credit card for 84.78. How can I stop this and prevent it from happening to others. Consumers should be warned. ...
I've tried to stop payment for this product and I still got billed for the amount of $84.78. They have billed my credit card before the cancelation date required. I have called the number provided and I was told that shipment was already sent out. ...
I too was scammed and thought because of Rachael Ray's name being involved it was safe. They tell you it was 14 day trial and then they start charging your credit card. However it never mentions this or do they wait 14 business days apparently Christmas Day and New Years are counted as business ...
My complaint is the same as others on this site. I recently responded to an ad (allegedly with endorsements from Rachel Ray and Dr. Oz) to trial a 30-day supply of Pure Berry Max. I submitted my oder online. As others reported, there was no mention of any additional costs, other than the $4.95 for ...
I read about this company before ordering and was ready to be on guard. It was obvious that if people didn't read the fine print well enough they would be quickly charged full retail for future shipments. Four days isn't NEARLY enough to test a fat burning pill, and that's the number of days I had ...