I ordered the products on line for a free trial. They enphasised that they got their custom through these trials and that they thought that once women saw the results they would purchase at full price. I bought 2 products to be used to together and the eye cream. On the 2nd February I noticed that ...
I ordered the trial sample and now I see on my visa statement this amount has been taken from my account same for Perfect Radianced same amount taken after receiving a free sample ...
Filled in for the trial as advertised on facebook, when they arrived, they were sent from the UK, the money was taken in three separate transactions 24th Jan, 26th Jan, 30th Jan Am now going to see if I can get a refund for this from my bank as this is really bad as they are still advertising ...
I was reading the Mail on Sunday Magazine entitled 'You' online a couple of weeks before Christmas. This pop up came up and said did you want to look 10 years younger without going under the knife and all for the price of about six pounds Of course I did, who wouldn't at 55!! I filled in my details ...
I too have fallen foul of this scam, I am a bit afraid to call the number incase it costs me dearly. I wrote and cancelled the 'so called agreement' with them on 24/1 and asked them not to take any monies from my account but they still have taken it. I also asked for confirmation of my instructions ...
My english is not to good, well what happen i saw an advertismant for a cream the price was 3.61 and the aother 3.63 and i got them on the 3rd of january, but they are trying to charge me for other purchase that i did not make on the 28 of january, i really did not purchase that product on that ...