I live in England and ordered a 'free' trial of purasilk paying a nominal amount for postage, I now find that my credit card has been charged £74.95 despite my phoning immediately on receipt of the product that I was cancelling. This is one great big scam which has obviously reached our shores, ...
I answered the free gift advert as received by eMail pertaining to free sample jar of Pura Silk, only pay for postage. Nothing in the advert, said anything about the fact that when the jar was duly delivered that you were tying yourself to a monthly shipment of Pura Silk at a price of £74.95 a ...
I seen this add for purasilk while browsing through the internet, I was happy to pay for shipping as the ad said its free simple. A week after the cream was delivered two payments of £80 came straight out of my bank, I rang the number for purasilk which they jus said it has absolutely nothing to do ...
On February 28th, I asked for a sample of this product, advocate by Facebook, this product was totally free, I just had to pay for the shipment, so I did ask for a sample... Until today, March 21st, I haven't received the sample, but Pura Silk charged my bank first on Feb. 29th: $7,95 for the ...
The terms and conditions were hidden and not known about. First thing you find is on the bank statement. ...
Totally Misleading and false advertising to get your bank details. Offering a free trial for postage only, posting delayed, given 15 days to return the sample but product arrives after deadline. They then start to deduct large amounts of money from bank accounts, the office of fair trading are ...