The is an Internet company that offers a free trial of a product for #3.95. They do not make the terms known at the time of the order and claim that the recipient has agreed to it, but this is not true. It's possible to order the free sample without realizing you are actually signing up for ongoing ...
Isigned up to receive a $3.95 sample of 4 parts of the Keranique hair system. When I received a full size set, I was rather pleased. I used the product and thought it was nice but realized the products were very expensive and thought they were not worth the price. I happened to be examining my bank ...
I called well within the 30 day trial window to return the merchandise. Keranique representative told me they would send me a return label. I have never received it. I am not paying for this fraudulent action. ...
I ordered the "free sample" of this product and when I called to tell them that I have not received the product yet they told me that I have been charged $157.00 to my credit card due to the fact that they shipped the auto fill of the product... I did not order the product because I was ...
The television, magazine and internet ads all led me to believe the first shipment was cost free. Just paying $3.95 for shipping. The product came with this billing statement... 02/27...$79.95 03/29...$79.95 When I called for an RA# the agent asked me if I would keep the products for one payment of ...
This is a hair loss product. They tell you it is only $3.99 for shipping for the 1st month trial for using their product. BUT, they send you 2 months supply and you don't get the one month supply as promised. You have to pay $79.99 for the 2 months, since you can't split it. Then if you send it ...