I ordered a free sample of Avlimil and a week later a charge for $79.99 showed up on my debit card. I am furious. If there are any steps I can take with the company, other than obviously calling and demanding a credit, please let me know. ...
We responded to a free sample offer for supplements on TV.in order to get the first order we had to pay shipping and handling via a credit card. They shipped more of the product and billed us $79.95. When we received shipment two we sent it back unopened and they refused to credit our credit card. ...
I too ordered the "free" sample of altovis from the Berkeley website. It was 9.99 for shipping, and somehow, they enroll you in their renewal program. A bunch of checks started bouncing from my debit card account, and it was because eight squared took 79.99 from my account without my ...
I did not expect to be enrolled in their "Continuity Program" unless I specifically approved it after trying their product, but they did it anyway, and went ahead and shipped more product. I will keep it and pay, but do not want any more "automatic" shipments. ...
In July of this year I answered a tv ad for a free sample of enzyte for men. The ad said pay only 9.99 for shipping and handling charge. I could cancel at anytime before my next order. I tried to cancel but they told me that I could not cancel over the telephone. ...
I purchased a product "Suvaril" being heavily advertised on television for a free trial offer. However, in order to get the trial offer, you have to pay for shipping and agree to monthy membership to the suppliment renewall club. But they assure you if you are not happy with the product ...