About a wek ago, around sept 24, I almost fell for the Derma-glow bait and switch, almost. I went to dermaglow.com, finally contacted customer service. They told me they had NOTHING to do with free samples, that they sold only expensive skin equipment. One man told me about the "dermaglo" ...
I too was ripped off for $96.35 for their "free sample only pay $3.95 shipping" line. I contacted the company after the bank put hold on my acct. For $96.35, I couldn't call them because it was Friday so I emailed them, got a response right away stating they would cancel my ...
Tricked me into a free sample - I gave them my credit card to charge me $3.95 for shipping. Received the product (full size and the sample meant using it for 30 days and it wasn't just one product, it was two. The paperwork that came with the product stated that if I didn't return it within 30 days ...
When I ordered my free 1-month trial of their product, nowhere did it say further product would be shipped automatically. Now I want to cancel, but can find no information on how to do so on their website. How do I cancel? ...
I.Q. Derma has an advertisement for a "free trial". This is a lie. There is no free trial. If you receive your product to try, and if you don't send it back within a month, oh, it must still have product in it. You cannot send back empty bottles. You also have no choice in receiving more ...
I answered the "free trial" ad from MSN home page. The products arrived after one week of the 30 days had passed and only then did I learn that if I did not send the product back in less than three weeks, my credit card would be billed $95. In four weeks, my card was billed and I received ...