Told was a trial offer no fine print, tried to call no answer. Way are companies allowed to get away with scamming people who want to try there products and they have the nerves to try and get you to buy stupid books that you do not want. THe government need to crack down on these useless companies ...
I also ordered AuraVie from a "pop-up" advertisement—first big mistake! It was a "Risk-free Trial" and said that I would pay only a S&H charge of $3.03. When I received the products the "3.03" shipping charge had turned into $4.95 on my credit card statement. The ...
Ditto all of the other complaints. They will not accept a return and credited my bank account less than $50%. It's important that everyone understand this trial offer that you cannot find the details of is really a membership you know nothing about! ~!!! They tell me they have an A rating with the ...
AuraVie popped up on one of the "freebie" pages and it said something on the order of a "free sample" for $4.95. Yesterday I saw the postal charges on my credit card for SERUM $1.93 and Lifestyle $3.02. Neiter charge said Auravie. That charge was dated 2/07. There was no packing ...
They claimed they would send a free sample for $3.95 they charged my card then 1 week later my card was charged another $98.44. I called the company they were very rude and stated it was only a trial period and bluntly stated; complain all you want you are not getting your $98.44 back and hung up ...
Same thing, company states free trial takes out1.95 out of account and then later another 100. Total scam and i want my money back they should not be able to get away with this. Also the product feels as it its made my skin age not help it. ...