Perfect Radiance
Consumer Report
Same as all the others - sent off for free trial (£2.95) on 10/9 and have now (18.10.11) had £75 stolen from my bank account. ...
Same as all the others - sent off for free trial (£2.95) on 10/9 and have now (18.10.11) had £75 stolen from my bank account. ...
In July I filled in the details of my french bank card to pay 2euros some cents for postage for a free trial sample. 10/14 I was charged 79.15 euros for a transaction said to have taken place 10/13. ...
Same as everyone else, ordered the free trial pack for £2.95 and then found my account debited for £75.00 Looked again at the website and also contacted my bank to find that they do indeed have the right to take my money (and future money) as technically I had agreed to it by asking for the free ...
I requested samples from Perfect Radiance at the beginning of August and paid £2.97 towards postage. They have since the taken £195.00 from my account spread over 3 transactions. I have just phoned the bank to instruct them not to make any further payment to this company. It would appear that the ...
I replied to an advertisement on my e-mail account which took me to the Perfect Radiance website. They offered free trial of anti-wrinkle serum and cream at a cost of £2.97 each (to cover postage) which I accepted, probably early September. I have received both items plus a "free" pot of ...
I sent a small amount of money for a trial pot of cream. They took the money and two days later took another £75. I took this to my bank and they cancelled the contract which the company said I had agreed to, which was not true. Anti wringle serum. ...