I received an email from leanlifepm, saying that the had vitamins that would help me loose weight while I slept. I began to fill it out, but changed my mind, figuring they were probably a rip-off, and it was before I entered my credit card information, so I was in the clear. Didn't want it. A few days later they called me, out of the blue. I said I didn't want it, they said to just accept the free sample so I agreed because I didn't want to join any membership. I got the sample, but threw it away because I didn't want it. I told them ahead of time that I did not want to join any membership and the woman I spoke to said that I would not be put on their list, she just wanted to give me the pills because, "they cared." Next thing I knew I was checking my bankaccount and I was charged 99 dollars and placed in a company I did not want to be in. I found their email, cancelled, told them I wanted my money back, but I was still charged, didn't even receive the so-called pills they sent me. So I let it slide, didn't purchase another thing. Next thing I new some company called ecurves had made a withdrawal from my account of 28 dollars and some change. Their withdrawal overdrew my account and I've been trying to get my money back eversince. I am a college student and any money I make is special and necessary for me to live, shows how much "they care."
Kimberly
clarksville, Tennessee
U.S.A.
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