I received a package of SP Beauty Lift in the mail recently, which I did not order. The next day I received a package of DazzleWhite. Today I received a package of acne products from Glow. None of which I ordered. Of the products received only the Glow product had an actual receipt in the package that showed the last four digits of my credit card. Thankfully it was a credit card and not a debit card. I checked my account and had 4 charges the first of which was from AG Skin Care - I never did get any "goodies" directly from them in the mail (yet) and another charge was pending authorization. Of course, my credit card company disputed all charges for me. I also called the three companies that I received product from. They all claimed to cancel the accounts and refund the charges and said to keep the merchandise. One item, DazzleWhite, was set up as a reoccuring charge, that is the one trying to get authorized. I called the 800 number listed on my credit card statement for AG Skin Care, but there was no answer. The representative I spoke to at DazzleWhite gave me a Yahoo email address that was associated to the account which was not mine. One other interesting thing is only one package had the correct zip code. The other two packages used the same zip code of my office, not home where the items were received.
Why would anybody do this? Who is benefitting? Weird.
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