About a wek ago, around sept 24, I almost fell for the Derma-glow bait and switch, almost. I went to dermaglow.com, finally contacted customer service. They told me they had NOTHING to do with free samples, that they sold only expensive skin equipment. One man told me about the "dermaglo" scam; that they had received many calls, similar to mine. He told me to go to iqderma.com, and contact them. Problem is, their "customer service" phone, advertised hours of operation - nobody answered the phone. I called during those hours. "Please call us during our customer service hours." Bullcookies! I tried their toll-free number, still no luck. I then made a very smart decision. I called my bank, who owns my debit card, and had them cancel it. I'M lucky-all this is going to cost me is $4.95. I just happen to be a consumer NOBODY should mess with. Those of you, affected by this, in one way or another, complain to both the California attourney general, and the attourney general, in the state where you live. Fill out both forms completely-web addressws, e-mail address, phone contacts, etc. Above all, remember this: bait and switch is a federal offense, i believe which, the penalities are quite severe. Lets put these evil people out of business. Is there a class action lawsuit against iqderma.com,? Please let me know, I'd love to join in.
LEN ;west hartford, ct
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