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Margaret of Clifton Heights, PA October 14, 2009 Following a weblink I ordered a two week supply of AGERENUE, for 6.95. If in fifteen days I did not cancel, I was to be sent a bottle with a thirty day supply. I was not informed as to the cost of the first bottle, wich turned out to be 79.99. A charge for the thirty day supply was the same. I called to cancel and to dispute the charges only to be told that I had no recourse as their policy stated no returns. As of this filing, I have not yet received the second bottle of product. I was told the problem was mine because I didn't call in a timely fashion. Ronnye of Patchogue, NY March 27, 2009 I ordered an introductory bottle of Acaifuel vitamins. I paid for shipping and handling. In about 40 days, I recived 3 bottles of the same product. There was no paperwork in the package at all. I did not know where it came from or how much they were charging me. So, I sent it back to the return address that was on the front of the package. The in February, I received my WaMu crredit card bill. A company called INCLINECS charged my 149.90. Rebecca of Tucson, AZ February 11, 2009 I ordered a free trial of a diet drug and paid for the shipping costs of 7.95 by credit card. Two weeks later I was charged an additional 149.90 on my credit card, without my authorization. In fact I didn't even recognize the company making the billing and had to research the internet to find out who they were. After researching the internet and contacting the BBB in Texas, I discovered that these companies claimed that I subscribed to receive additional products from them on a quarterly basis. I did not so agree. If these terms were on the web site, they were certainly hidden- and certainly not obvious or conspicuous as I believe is required. Advertisement
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