I have actually never ordered ANYTHING on the internet before this ridiculous situation and now I know why.
About three weeks ago or so, I checked my email and saw an add for a free pro-active skin care kit. Since I use pro-active this caught my interest (I always delete junk mails) and I clicked into it. Then it said to pick one of the offers below and they'd send me a free kit of pro-active with it.
Lean Look RX looked liked a good product and I agreed to buy a 7 day trial for just under $4 (four dollars) thinking I would receive that with my free skin care. I received the sample bottle only, no pro-active. Then I thought, Okay, I have finally been scammed. I was disappointed but took it with a grain of salt. Well, I now have been charged over one hundred dollars for lean look rx which I NEVER authorized and NEVER would. I have spoken with my bank who thankfully reversed the charge and got my account out of the negative which was severely in the negative thanks to the $35 A DAY charges that are added once your account is overdrawn.
My bank told me that it will not stay reversed if lean look pushes the charge through. I am more than livid about this situation and REFUSE to take it lying down. From my perspective, this wannabe company has taken my debit card number and done whatever it wanted to do with it. How is this legal and why isn't someone in jail for this? If this charge is not reversed and all my information deleted from their system I will take as many steps as needed to prosecute any and all persons involved no matter the cost.
Morgan
Salt Lake, Utah
United States Minor Outlying Islands
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