Saw an advertisement for face products for £5.97 subscribed and enter card details thinking that I was only going to pay £5.97 twice and now am over £320.90 pounds out in pocket... Absolute scam - how can we claim it back... ...
My daughter took up this offer and used my debit card for payment of the postage for the "free" sample (£5). Another parcel has arrived and I notice 2 x debits of £59 last month Decmber 2011 and this month Jan. She didn't ask for any more samples and was lead to believe the first was free ...
I accepted an invitation via an ad on facebook, to test trial free samples of face cream and collagen serum, with the cost of up to $5 to be paid by me. I was expected to then post comment (when asked in a survey) as to what I thought of the product. The 2 parcels arrived seperately a few weeks ...
They offered a free sample which I ordered, but I made absolutely sure I did not tick the box for a regular order of the products. I have since returned the last order with a letter instructing them to reimburse my credit card. I notice they have not supplied an email address to notify them more ...
I applied for the $5.00 trial offer and have been charged $150 plus and have just received more products that I have NOT asked for. There is no cost on the invoice but will no doubt see a charge on my credit card. ...
I ordered what I thought was a trial sample which arrived early January. When my credit card statement arrived it showed the above amount. I did not give the company authority to do this and have contacted my credit company to let them know what happened. ...