I sent for their 'Free Trial' and was shipped two weeks worth of products. After doing a 'test area', I used the product and immediately began to break out all over my face. (Which took a full week to clear up) Within two days, I contacted the company and told them what had happened. They advised ...
The company advertises a "free trial" of wrinkle cream. The only requirement is to pay a small shipping fee. I agreed. Well, have you ever downloaded software or became a member of some website and at the end of registration, they ask you to "accept" or "agree" to ...
Dermitage false advertisement claims to offer a free trial of several products for $5.95 S/H. Once you give them your credit card info you start being billed a monthly fee of 89.95 and continue to receive the same "Free" trial kit. Trying to contact customer service is a waste of time and ...
I have never needed to increase my speech in a customer support representative until today. I talked with Rashad at Dermitageis Client NO-support twice (blessed me). First to come back an item a couple of days before that I'd obtained without agreement. After which again just a couple moments ...
It is law that USA companies need to dislose total price including any charges after free trial which you may be charged. This can't be sent after agreement to free trial in an email. It is too late then. It must be clearly written on website in free trial description without any hidden links to ...
No where in their ad did Dermitage say you would be charges for their FREE trial size of Wrinkle treatment. When I received my credit card bill, I was charged $89.98 for this "FREE" trial. If I don't get credit for this trial size which I sent back. I will contact the Better Business ...