They had an ad that said try their product for 4.95 and nothing about it costing any more or shippements to follow, then come to find out after ten days they took$ 97.88 off my creidt card and the other company took$ 89.98. I would never have known it if they had not sent me more of their crap and ...
I responded to a pop up add at work. I signed up for a 30 day trial of beauty products for shipping and handling cost only of $4.95. Within 10 days, my credit card was charged $98. On Dec 5, I was charged another $98. When I reported the deception to my credit card, they said I had joined a health ...
On 10/29, I responded to an internet pop-up ad for skin care products and one of two links took me to the AuraVie site. I thought that was the name of the single product being offered in a free trial of a 30 day supply. I saw no retail costs, no "club" no membership and no terms and ...
The company offer free trial sample and you need a magnifing glass to read the "terms and conditions", after trying the product I did not notice any result. I found that the company charged my credit account the amount of $97.88, I called customer service because ther is no information in ...
I clicked on a link that stated you could receive a free trial/sample of Aura Vie skin cream and pay only shipping and handling of $4.95. I submitted and paid the shipping and handling and received not one cream but three containers, a wash, revitalizer, and cream through the mail. I come to find ...
I also ordered from the internet ad link together with the Nue Science promotion for free trial of a 30 day supply of the products. I agreed to pay for shipping. With no invoice, no suggestion that return of product was required, no limit to the trial period, the shipping charges show up as ...