I want to report a fraudulent site that is using facebook to promote its products. The company, Perfectradiance.co.uk advertises free trials of antiwrinke cream and eye cream, with a postal/delivery charge of just £2.95 per bottle. This company has now charged me a total of 247.17Euro ($327.07) on ...
I ordered for a free trail it should of been £4.95 they charged me £5.95 then on this date 2/4 they took a further £74.95 total scam ...
I was offered a free sample and payed postage. As far as I knew this was it and there was no clear indication this was a subcribtion. To my amazement i noticed that over £ 150 was charged on my card without my consent. Please stay well clear of this organisation. It is a scam. Scam. Scam. Scam. ...
Ordered a free trial. Looks as if in giving a credit card to cover postage of "free" trial on is entering into a contract. 74.95 79.99 51.00 GBP removed from credit card with nothing to show. Called them to suggest that this was dishonest. Told that it was "technically legal". ...
I signed up for the free trial for then I found out I had been charged £75 for this product, what a con. I am going to the bank today before they take any more money. I can't believe I was so stupid. ...
I sent for a pot of cream with lots of empty promises the initial transactionwas £ 5.95 but in both January and february my account has had £79.99 taken from it. I went to my bank who said now it had been brought to there attention they could stop it happening again but the company went in with a ...