I fell for this scam, if you read the very small fine print on the very bottom of the page, you will see that you are enrolling in a sucscription. Buyer beware!!! I had to cancel my debit card!!! ...
I feel very silly to have even fallen for this but, the ads were very convincing. I followed a link to a Consumer Weekly ad about a mom who had experienced a very inexpensive way to get whiter teeth. The blurb made it sound like you only paid shipping and handling for free trials for Dazzle Smile ...
Here is the only reply I can get from this company. All calls to phone number below never get answered, or put on hold until phone time runs out. Gee!!! Go Figure!!! Thank you for taking the time to try out DazzeSmile. This is an automated message to confirm that you have recently been removed from ...
I just looked at this company's privacy policy. They share user information with 3rd party ads/telemarketers/etc. They say to remove yourself from the list, the user must email I have tried emailing 3 times and delivery fails. Looks like they not only scam you but also share your personal ...
I saw an article on the internet about how a single mom discovers teeth whitening for real cheap by combining two products from Premium white. It gave a link and a promotion code that lowers the shipping & handling (about $1.95 with the promo code). I go to the site, enter my address, phone ...
When you sign up for a free trail of their product, you put your card number in believing that you are just paying for shipping. Then they call you trying to sell you more. I told them no don't charge my card then just to cancel it and then in the mail you recieve this little tube that you think is ...