I'm writing to you concerning a free trial offer by Hoodia Thin linking themselves to 60 minutes. You sign-up for the free trial for $5.95 (which I received 14 capsules) and then three different companies get your information and start charging your card. I have contacted my credit card company in reference to the charges they have already made, one for $99.90 by BCC Labs and another from Ecurves for $28.97 who was never given my card information by me.
I have never received anything from Ecurves to justify a charge to my card and had no idea who they were until I looked them up online, after seeing their name on my credit card statement..
I have ask my credit card company to be on alert for any up-coming charges from Tru-Genix as well.
People are being deceived by these three company's.
BBC Labs, Ecurves and Tru-Genix..
I notified kansas city Fox 4 news as well as CBS (60 minutes) to inform them they are linking themselves to their sight stating as seen on 60 minutes, due to a segment they ran on Hoodia as well as Oprah, BBC, KoMo Health watch and CBS.
I am hoping my e-mail will help us stop them from their fraudulent business practices.
KayLynn
Kansas City, Missouri
U.S.A.
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