I clicked on a link on facebook advertising 'free diet tea' and I was sent to the Wu-Yi Source web page, a very lengthy page extolling the virtues of their diet tea system, extolled by Ophrah, etc. I read part way through the site with its many links to order and I decided to try a sample. When I ...
I was asked by my younger sister, who has been struggling with her weight for years, to use my credit card to purchase her the wu-yi tea in August. She tried it for a few weeks and found that it did not work. We returned the tea and canceled the membership... Or so I thought. After completing the ...
Watch your credit card for "International Fees". They may only be. 15 - $1.00 - but some one is phishing for a valid card. I cancelled my card. Now I have to go to the trouble of getting these charges off my card too! ...
I should have known better! I had a chance to win a big screen TV - all I got was a headache! I agreed to receive their tea. It was only $4.95 shipping. I never got the tea so I called before they started charging me for the 'monthly shipment'. They said I had to call back in 4 days because I ...
I applied for a sample packet of tea and found I had subscribed unintentionally to three months supply by not returning the unasked for packets which subsequently arrived from them. After reading some of your reports I felt as if I had succumbed to an internet fraud from which it would be difficult ...
I canceled this 3 days after I received the trial I think it was October, then in November they sent 1st shipment and I sent it back to 'Return to Sender'. They charged my credit card $59.95. I called and they said it would take 30 days for the refund when they received the package back. As of ...