I ordered the trial pot of Purasilk skin cream for the price of the postage. At that time, I failed to notice that, lost in the terms and conditions, there was an agreement to pay the full price for the pot if they did not receive the empty pot back within 14 days. On receipt of the cream I ...
I was offered a "trial" of purasilk which would cost me nothing but the cost of postage (£2.49). They now tell me they are going to debit my credit card with £74.95. They said it was too late to cancel the payment or to return the item for a refund. I spoke to "Katie 4964" at ...
This is the same company which sometimes calls itself Dermalift or Radialabs and offers free samples. If you read the terms and conditions you are entering into a membership situation and amounts of money will be deducted from your card on a monthly basis. The products are all similarly packaged, ...
I very stupidly also fell for this, as I thought I would try out the "free 14 day trial" offer. The wording on the ad stated that the PuraSilk would work best if applied at the same time as the LiftSerum Pro, so I clicked on both. However, I did read the terms and conditions, after I ...
I order this product as a free trial for 4.95 with a 30 day money back guarantee. Order product Febr 7th received it the 17th and they charged credit card 89.95. I called right away and they said my trial was over and I had to pay for it cause I had only 14 days from the time I received it to ...
False advertising online led me to believe that this product would work! I ordered the cream but I DID read the small print and attached terms and conditions and saw that the company would charge me full price for my 'free sample' within 114 days. I emailed the company telling them I did not want ...