I read an article in a British newspaper raving about this anti-wrinkel cream and serum used by a British housewife and showed before and after pics. She stated that she had only had to pay for the postage & package of £2.95 per item, this was a free trial and the product was so effective that ...
I purchased a trial and paid for postage, early january, having got my bank statement they have taken 3 unautherised payments, even though I only had two (cheap rubbish) products. This is extremely upsetting, These people have stolen money from countless people, shame on them, I hope they get ...
I ordered one trial size of Revitaderm, and one of Perfect Radiance, the total payment the advertisement said would be £5.95 with free postage and packing. Two items duly arrived, which I took to be the trial items (as I certainly hadn't ordered anything else.) When my statement arrived this ...
I took a trial of those products for what I thought was a few £5 and unauthorise monies totalling over 600 us dollers from my Credit Card. I emailed the companies to cancel the account, spoke to the UK Financial Ombusman and my lawey, still waiting for it to be resolved ...
I ordered a free trial on 22.12.11 costing £2.95 for 30 days, I then decided to cancel on 21st January because I did not wish to get into debt and purshase anymore of their products. I subsequently find that I have been charded £74.95 on 5th January and £51. On 19th January. I felt that I was ...
Like many others I didn't realise that I'd fallen for this scam until I checked my online accounts earlier today - even though all our instincts scream at us not to pay attention to sites such as theirs and their incredible claims regarding their products, our vanity gets the better of us eh ...