I purchased a "free" 30-day trial based on an article that featured Doctor Oz. It said that it was for $4.95 shipping and handling but I was charged for $5.95 without any option to cancel once I saw that amount. Then I noticed the terms and they were not what the article said at Consumer ...
I was fooled by Rachel Ray on this notice and I did not see the notice about the return or to cancel in 14 days, I do not want my credit card charged: I will call them to refuse that charge. I cannot afford for this to happen as I am having a financial crisis but thought this would help me. I have ...
What a scam. Shame on Rachael Ray. Free, it is not. Has caffeine as one of the ingreg. Not good for you, makes you shake and have diarrhea. You must pay postage back for your free sample if you do not want your credit card charged $80. I did call in 14 days and it's still could cost me money. ...
My credit card was charged after I did not send the product back or cancell in time. When I realized it was only 14 day trial and charged my card I called right away. Customer service sent me confirmation emails of my cancelled order and told me to send the product back with the RMA number. I sent ...
They have a website using Rachael Ray as a spononsor to try their Excelatrim and Total Cleanse product for 30 days free. You pay a small fee for shipping but if you don't reply within 14 days they charge you another $80/bottle for the whole shipment they claim is free for 30 days. I phoned them ...
Rachael Ray advertised a 30 day free trial and results of her 30 day program. 14 days from ordering a free trial, my credit card was billed. Upon calling i was told i missed the fine print of this scam and i can't find the offer on Rachael Rays web site any longer to verify. ...