I was charged $36.49, which was taken directly from my checking account. I had thought about stopping payment on the check but would have been charged $30 for the service of doing so.
I have not received my prescription and have found no way of contacting them.
Their address of 8721 Santa Monica Blvd. #1219, Los Angeles, CA 90069 is only a PO BOX. The telephone number they give of 323-395-6296 only has a recording saying the wireless customer is not accepting calls at this time. Their other number of 310-652-6921 is only a mail service center where they have their PO BOX and can't give you any information other than that company does have a PO BOX with them. Their main line of 909-655-2222 is not in service. I have sent multiple E-mails to servicessupport@ inbox.com and have only recv'd the same AUTOREPLY for each. I've also sent E-mails to OrderConfirm@ inbox.com which is who sent my Thank you for your order confirmation and have not heard back.
While investigating the company's legitimacy I found numerous claims of fraud as well as a notice from ValueNet International, Inc. Which states they have no affiliation with these companies whatsoever. I was urged to file a complaint with my local and state authorities, as well as with the Federal Trade Commission about any complaints regarding the purchase of an online prescription from any of their companies as follows E-Value", "Rx-Services", "European Rx-Services", "E-Value Rx Services" or "Value Net International Rx Services."
I checked with the Better Business Bureau and the companies have an F rating. If you wish to file a complaint with the Better Business Bureau their website is bbb.org.
ValueNet is a scam. I should have researched the company before I sent my banking information to the company. I hope you read this before making the same mistake.
Pam
Streamwood, Illinois
U.S.A.
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