On June 21st I took a survey that popped-up while accessing a reputable site (Kaplan Medical) and was offered a gift of Lorelia cream for the shipping cost of $5.99. There was absolutely no indication on the page that I was consenting to a contract of any type. I agreed to the shipping cost and the ...
This product popped up while I was surfing the net. I was sucked in by the overly emphasized ‘FREE OFFER’ (‘Just pay the $6.00 shipping! ’). The next thing I know I’m billed $104.71 cdn! Their presentation is very deliberately misleading and fraudulent. They are only interested in getting your ...
I answered a survey and informed that I won a skin care product free and the shipping charge was around CAD 6.00. Later I was charged from my credit card the amount mentioned saying I have entered a monthly subscription!!! ...
I answered a survey while banking and was offered a bottle of their product for $5.99 shipping for participating in the survey. I paid the shipping and received the product on June 28. On July 7 I saw that my credit card had been charged $105.00 for the product. I called the company and was told ...
I was ordering Nespresso coffee online when an ad popped up offering me a free trail for Lorelia anti-ageing face cream. I only had to pay the postage - which required my address and credit card. The cream arrived and the postage amount appeared on my credit card statement. The next month there was ...
My husband was awarded a "free sample" of a cosmetic product after having completed a survey on the internet. All he had to pay jwas a small shipping and handling fee. Imagine our surprixe when our credit card showed a billing amount of over $101. Is this a scam. I THINK SO!!! Our credit ...