The Premier Dead Sea kiosk uses sleazy, high-pressure/guilt-inducing sales tactics to push their overpriced skin care items on customers. Once they make contact with you, they will not let you go. Do not stop to talk with the employees at this kiosk. No prices or signage of any kind are displayed, however, they will say very strange and awkward things, slap their products on your face, touch you, photograph you, and lie through their teeth to make a sale.
If you have unfortunately given this company your credit card, here is how you can handle the situation so that you can stop this sale from occurring.
1) Call your credit card immediately and let them know of the situation. Your credit card company will either block or put a pending state on the sale so that you can dispute it and get your refund.
2) Contact the mall where this took place. Write them an email or a letter explaining specifically what happened. Go to their offices and speak with a representative, show them that you have the product and receipts and want to return it for your refund. If the management is hesitant to take any steps, let them know that you will 1) Contact the Better Business Bureau and report the incident, 2) Call the Federal Trade Commission, 3) Call the Immigration Authorities. Many of the Israeli employees working for this company are undocumented workers without appropriate work VISAs and will be shipped out of this country, 4) Let the mall know that you will contact television stations and newspaper journalists that regularly feature consumer fraud pieces. Let them know you will be happy to tell your story in front of the Premier Dead Sea kiosk at their mall. Your mall management and the Premier Dead Sea kiosks do not want this sort of bad publicity, and you should probably be able to return your unused item (s) with your receipts for a full refund.
I do suggest closing your credit card and getting yourself a new credit card number after sharing it with the Premier Dead Sea kiosks, as they are disreputable and dishonest and cannot be trusted with personal credit card information.
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