Yes, I never gave any one permission to take more them $4.95 from my bank. This WU-Yi has this way to get peoples card numbers, and take from the banks what they want. But if this is not in the U.S.A. What is to be done? We all need to get together and fight this. I am a fighter, no body lies and ...
After ordering the tea and tasting one portion I returned it for a refund. I did receive a refund, but a month later my account was charged $14.95. When I called my bank they informed me that this was a recurring charge which could not be blocked because I had willingly given them my credit card ...
I am deeply troubled by the extent this company will go to in order to bilk thousands of people out of millions of dollars! First... Find the address of the company from which you ordered Wu-Yi tea... There is more than one Second... File a complaint with the Better Business Bureau in the state in ...
Wu Yi took my credit card number that I had only consented to pay for shipping of a free sample and gave it out to their affiliates to enroll me in programs and charge my card membership fees I was never made aware of! Two months ago I was on Craigslist browsing the free section. Some girl was ...
I was trying to figure out how to buy this tea and couldn't even get an upfront cost without putting in my credit card info. I should have known better but I wasn't thinking they would process the order without me even confirming the info I put in. But, before I knew it the screen had gone blank ...
I order a free trial of wu-yi source tea to loose weight, it was not free after 14 days they charge you $59.99 and each month there after, without you knowing that. They said that for asking t=your free trial sample for 14 days automatically you are signing for as long as you stop it if after 14 ...