I saw the add for E-cigarette on the MSNBC site. I agreed to the $4.95 trial package, I have been charged on my credit card for the $4.95 then once for $99.95 and then twice for $49.99. I have emailed the cited address twice with no response. I now must have my bank stop payment and return my ...
As advertised, product cost was $4.95. After receiving product that does not function correctly, I find my bank account was charged $109.67. After waiting on hold for 30 minutes, representative accused me of breech of contract. BO-Hunk! ...
I saw a ad for a starter kit for 4.95 so I signed up for it in 10/10 and never received the product and on 11/01 I got charged for 109.67 and when I signed up for the starter kit no where did I see they would charge you 109.67 after a certain amount of time. I called them today and all they told me ...
This greenpuffer smokeless cigarette, on the t.V. Comercial said for a trial price 3.99 to see if you like the product or not, The web site had the same price but if you kept the product past 30 day trial then they would take 99.95 from your account for 30 day supply. The problum I have is I'm not ...
This company advertises a free trial offer of 9.95 shipping and handling. Sounds good. What they don't tell you is they are also signing you up for their VIP Club so they can start sending you monthly refills for their smoke free product. I called and cancelled this twice after receiving e-mails ...
I was researching the electronic smoking product. Company used my digital DNA to do a reverse append and get my home contact information. Pablo the salesman convinced me to sign up for the "free" trial kit. To avoid the recurring shipments of filters, I agreed to a 1x purchase ($70). The ...