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 ...
I orded aura vie from this comany the cream was to be free all i had to do was give them 2.99 for shipping i got my bank stapment the 11 28 2011 this company had taken 97.88 out of my bank i want it put back into my checking account i am 73 and living on 745.00 a mounth i need that money to buy my ...