I signed up for a free trial with Revitaderm and received my face cream after a couple of weeks. Was meant to be a free, no obligation offer but I had to give my card details to pay the postage and packing of £2.75. Imagine my horror when I noticed that £79.99 has been deducted from my bank account ...
Paid for samples only on my card over Internet and now had £79.99 taken from my account. Samples only cost a small amount of money and rcd e-mail apologising for delay on those, but did finally arrive, so will try and get hold of them through that source and ask bank to stop further payments too. ...
Tried phoning company guess what, answer machine, leave message but they dont phone back. Credit company said would block any more payments but have checked online today and £79.99 has gone out, in total £154.94. For what i dont know as i have received no more products. Perfect Radiance emailed and ...
I ordered trial face creams only having to pay for shipping i paid on my creditcard when bill came in i was charged for the trial creams when i phoned the company to tell them they made a mistake that i only ordered the trials i was told i should of phoned them with in 30 days that i didnt like ...
I sent off for a Perfect Radiance and another sample as advertised on Facebook, with just a charge for postage. I received two separate samples, neither of which was Perfect Radiance. One is called Revitol Moisturising Cream (59ml) and the other Dermology Anti-Aging Serum (28g). They arrived ...
I heard about the perfect radiance serum and heard good reviews. I decided to buy the trial offer for £2.95. I didnt think much of the product, and thought that would be the end of it. Yesterday evening i checked my online bank statement and couldn't believe that £74.95 had been taken out of my ...