I ordered a free trial on these companies on February 8 for $4.95 only for postage fee, but till today I still have not got the items but was charged me $4.95 on February and in March they charged me again of $199.90 and the following month they took again $199.90. This is a big fraud. I need help ...
In March my wife was browsing the Internet when she came across a Free Trial offer. Two products at £3.49 each. I paid for these with my credit card and they arrived about 3 to 4 weeks later. Never thought any more about it untill I noticed that on the 27th May they had taken 2 withdrawals from my ...
Advertised as free trial 'pay shipping only' for Veloura and Bellagenix to be both used daily for miracle wrinkle removal. Not clear they debit your card after 2 weeks if product not returned with a rtn merchandise code from the company. V hard to get through on phoneline to cancel. ...
I ordered online a trial bottle of bellagenix for £3.49, and went away on holiday thinking no more of it, upon my arrival back, i checked my bank account, no free trial had shown up, so i called them and explained, no free trial, i do not wish to receive it, they sent a cancellation email to my ...
After speaking to Ailine on telephone to say how worried I am at on receipt of the cream today I was informed that this was a free trial NOT a FREE Gift as previously informed on computer. (This information is still onmy sceen. Ailine told me to send details to the company on e. Mail and gave me ...
Their website holds enough errors to show it's a scam long before you buy. If you click through on one of their ads, you're directed to On that page you'll see that "Mary, an ordinary mom of three from [near where you live] is the perfect example of a smart consumer"... Etc. They are ...