Dishonorable business practice. I was at a Costco website and there appeared to be a costco survey that if I completed the survey a Free gift would be available for completion of the survey. At the end of the survey three gifts were shown and one was a product from Lorelia. I chose the Lorelia ...
On april 18 I ordered a promotion for your skin cream Lorelia and I received the package about 2 weeks later and I payed 6,30$ for that. The thing I didn't know it that you'll charged me an amount of 100,07$ for future purchase. First one I don't like the cream and I think it's sale under pressure ...
I purchased this product along with Alore off the internet. I cancelled the order for Alore with no problems because when I trided to order Lorelia, the transaction wouldn't go through. I did have a number I could all at that time and the customer service person told me that it wouldn't go through ...
Well it was of r free samples on facebook. I got the free samples and they now have sent me more products and charged my credit card 112.00$. Not at all impressed. ...
Lorelia claims in their advertisements that their creams are sent as a free trial, with the only cost to be shipping at $5.63.in fact that is true - your credit card bill has only that amount. However, the following month, they send an additional bill for $101.31 for the "free trial, " ...
I was directed by another website that reviews skin care products to the Lorelia website for a FREE trial offer! Little did I know that they would later charge my credit card which I only gave them for shipping and handling purposes and NOT so they could charge me for the product. This is a total ...