An ad shown on Facebook led to Consumer Lifestyle/9 News Channel advertisement for 'free' products, only p p to pay. The smallprint (if found) claims 12 day sample, afterwards £70 each product will be taken out of your account/credit card. Report your card as lost NOW to your bank. ...
I seen an advertisment on my online banking for the creams advertised at under £5.00. I ordered the them and they were delivered however i was charged over £100.00. The advertisement was a scam, it is now being looked into by my bank, the fraud squad and retail dispuits. ...
I purchased what I thought was one bottle of Revitaderm serum and one bottle of Perfect radiance at a trial price of £2.05 and £2.97. I also ordered the offer of a "FREE" bottle of the Rejuvanue eye cream. At no point was there any Terms&Conditions or small print explaining what you ...
Ordered trial samples charged me £7.95 then received bank statement on 30 December they had taken out £150.00 without my knowledge tried to contact them no avail Be warned I have been scammed ...
Not quite sure. I do not remember placing an order for this and it has appeared on my bank statement. On my statement it says pay perfect rad r cd 4068 at £74.95. I would not have placed this order as I do not have that sort of money to spend. I always by Ponds face creams as they are good and do ...
I applied for a sample product which cost postage of $6.05. This amount was debited on 05 Dec. When i checked my statement an additional $81.70 was debited without my consent by the same company. ...