I ordered 3 different trial products from a pop up each product averaged about $5.00. Next thing I know they are sending me boxes of product.By the time I figured out what was going on and could reach a representative (usually on hold for 10 minutes), additional products were sent and I was charged ...
Using Facebook saw the advert for two free trials of face creams. I clicked through, entered my credit card details. As the cost was £2.00 something per item, I believed I would be receiving 2ml or 5ml of product, anything over that is unsolicited. Within 5 minutes my credit card company Fraud Dept ...
DO NOT deal with these people!!! They are the biggest scammers I've dealt with online. I cancelled the free trial MONTHS ago (easily within the deadline) and returned the product unopened... They're STILL taking money out of my account despite several phone attempts. They even recorded my original ...
As usual... False advertisement. Not clear about the real charge. It is really a scam. Who would buy a facial cream for 89.99 if you read their ad on the internet. When i called them i was 1 day late of the 14 day trial which i did not know and since i was out of the state that past 7 days. The ...
I ordered a £2.95 jar of face cream and two weeks later my account was debited on 2 seperate occasions for £74-95. I have not received any creams and had to cancel my debit card to prevent anymore money going out of my account. Don't order it as there is no way of cancelling the subscription ...
The trick their IT department played was very smart. The link they placed on MSN didn't lead their main website but to a subsite (sign up page) only. You think they will be that stupid to link you to their own website and let you read their trial terms and conditions? Of course not. Not I can't go ...