On the billing page where I filled out the Visa billing information there was only shown an invoice of $6.95. No where on there site does it state that I would be charged $99.95 it only states, not on the billing page but on a link to the terms and conditions, that I will be billed (unspecified). ...
This is a scam. Beware. I ordered a free trial and was supposed to get billed $1 for cc verification and $6.95 for shipping. After 14 days, I was billed $99.95! Without my authorization. I called and they offered me to send back the product but I would need to pay $10 restocking fee, plus S&H, ...
The corporation has false advertising. After I named to challenge the cost which was positioned on my charge card, the consultant explained the organization claims the customer is likely to be charged or even delivered in 2 weeks. The info is concealed underneath the free path container The ...
I ordered the Dermitage face creams on Dec. 30. The company says you can try to the product for two weeks and just pay shipping costs, so I did. It made my face red and splotchy, so on Jan. 14, I called the 800 number and canceled any future shipments and agreed to return the unused product. They ...
So Dermitage runs a good scam, but here's how to beat it: since the customer service number they give you doesn't work, contact their parent company, Syndero at 415-977-0490. You can also just google the company, but at best, go to LinkedIn.com, which will have the names of the people you need to ...
I tried the product and called for a confirmation number to return it by 01/11. They got their product back and I want my money returned to my checking account. ...