I agreed to a free trial of wrinkle reducing cream for £5.95. Trial period being 18 days. If I wasn't satisfied at the end of that time I agreed to pay for the trial sample. The end of the trial period date was the 14th February, but they had alreadytaken £54.95 out of my account on the 13th. The ...
Seen the advertisement on internet about instant wrinkle reducer with mention free trial. I took steps to fill the form and arriving at the end I had to give credit card no etc for a payment of GBP 5.95. My account was accordingly debited by this amount in January. On 16th of January an amount of ...
As has been reported many times, Radialabs is a total and complete rip off! I wish I had never requested my Free Trial product. It's a trap. You can't get a number for the company to return the product even after requesting via e-mail and written address provided. But they will bill your checking ...
I ordered their about a year ago. I called them and cancelled the product after I received a botle of wrinkle reducer once. They kept on deducting above mentioned amount not withstanding calling them and cancel the orders. I never received any other products but they have been ndeducting for about ...
In October I bought a free sample with post charges of €5.95. I received the sample but in November my account has been credited by an amount of €69.95. It is a fraud. ...
I ordered a trial sample of a cosmetic (anti-wrinkle cream) but did not order subsequent items. The agreed payment of £5.95 was debited from my card however 4 weeks later a further and unauthorised £69.95 pounds was debited. I have cancelled my card to prevent further debits. An internet search has ...