When buying a product that, if I remember correctly, was free $1 or $2 for shipping, no where in the fine print did it say that if you didn't return the product in 30 days or less, you would get charged for it. The package comes with a letter saying that if I didn't return the item within the next thirty days, I would be down $140. I'm not 20 yet, I don't have that kind of money to waste away on a beauty product that does nothing for me. I was unable to return it within the 30 day mark, and so a bill came in... And then another, and another. A bunch of notices popped up! The day I got the product, I called and told them to cancel the order (if you didn't, they would monthly ship you beauty products). They supposedly cancelled it, but it's still too late to ship back my original beauty products. I've barely used them, they reside in a box in the closet. I literally do not have the money to pay back for something that was originally only $1. The card I put it on was not reloadable, it was a Visa Gift Card thing that still had a little money on it that I could use up. According to UN, it is now inactive and I'm still being charged. It may take me 3 weeks of work to payback this bill, and I'm searching high and low for a job! You could say it's my fault for not shipping it back on time, but they charged me for something that when BEFORE I bought it, it did not say a thing about "30-free day trial or pay $139.90". I'm beyond irritated, and if this affects my credit-score, I'm going to be down-right explosive with anger.
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