In february I got in the mail a month supply of wu-yi tea that I DID NOT WANT OR ORDER, this is where the past three months of charges keep coming from! I called company and was told the item was cancelled and I should get credit in 30-60 days (yea right, that never happened!) I returned the tea ...
I was using the tea last summer. I decided it was over priced and too expensive. The boxes came with NO return information or sales receipts. I called the consumer line and was given a code to use on the return. I spent $10.00 returning the tea per their specific instructions (I got a UPS tracking ...
I ordered this tea last year and am still waiting for my refund back. I have sat on the phone countless hours and even though EVERY person that I have spoken with states that they have received their product back they have yet to refund me my money. They keep talking about a 60day money back ...
I used the chat service on Wu-Yi to cancel my subscription to the tea. I specifically requested cancellation of all internet charges in addition to the tea. I received a cancellation number, and no mention was ever said of continuting charges. A 4.95 internet book fee and a 9.95 internet book fee ...
I received this product in the mail. I had never heard of them, so I obviously did not order from them. They have been billing my bank account. I have no idea in the world how they got my bank information, since I most assuredly did not give it to them. They have taken out at least $120.00, but I ...
I ordered Wu-Yi Source slimming tea on a trial offer on the internet in September. There was a one-off card payment of 12.98 for this introductory offer, which I signed for. The rest is history, and as Henry Ford said, history is bunk. Before I saw any sign of the tea, I received a bill for $180 by ...