I saw a health report on Yahoo Health which was written by an MD about the E-Cig and thought it might be a good deal for only $4.95 S/H. I have tried to get my mother to quit smoking, unsuccessfully, and thought I'd order this and when she visited next she might try it. I assumed this was a ...
I, like millions i suppose, watched the NBC/MSNBC report on e-cigs. They even offered a link to DIRECTECIG.com, with a special limited time offer off their product for only $4.95. As a person wanting to reduce and then end my dependence on nicotine, the NBC report convinced me to try the offer. I ...
Company explicitly offers a 14-day free trial butneither makes the ridiculous terms and conditions clear at the time of order nor available post-sale. Virtually ensures that the merchandise cannot be returned for a refund and nails consumers with ongoing and outrageous charges. This is an obvous ...
This company is a rip off. I order the trial package for $4.95 less than a week later they are taking out $109.00 for a reorder i never authorized. They took the little bit of money i was saving to donate to my church's aids ministry. God can handle them and i leave it to him!!! ...
On December 1 I ordered the trial kit of E-Cigarettes from Directecig.com with the purchase price being $7.95, which included a $2.00 discount. Before placing my order I printed the order page and read it carefully. I pressed continue and gave my payment information. I few days later I received the ...
Talk about misleading. This is not a free trail as they say it is. I agree with all the reports here. One way or another they try to get money from you. I read these reports and the first thing I did was canceled out my credit card, asap. Im glad I read these reports and for this website. I did ...