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Free Trial Offer Scam Reports & Reviews (5)

- Somerset, NJ, USA • Mar 05, 2024
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Scammers said , get a free trial offer. Then sent 5 bottles for the price of $199.98... I am sure it is a re-occuring charge and do not know how to stop it.

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- Buffalo, NY, USA • Nov 14, 2023
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The website said just pay shipping for a free bottle. I was going to be charged $9.95 to ship one “free” bottle and they charged me $199.95 for five bottles and refuse to give me my money back when I called the number on the confirmation email.

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• Mar 16, 2024
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DO NOT BUY ANYTHING FROM THESE PEOPLE!
I was scammed with the Get Ripped "buy one Keto + ACV for $59.95 and get one free plus the buy one Detox for $29.95, get one free" Offer. They charged me full price for all 4 bottles and the junk doesn't work.

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- Gulf Breeze, FL, USA
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This brand contacted me on Instagram wanting me to be an ‘ambassador’ for their brand. I got three pieces of jewelry for ‘free’ but had to pay a $37.78 shipping fee. I received my products and they were low quality compared to what they advertised.. I found the same items that they were advertising on their website for $90 on their website on a different fast end website called AliExpress for $3.00. I’ve attached pictures below, they even used the same images from the AliExpress website on their website. It’s totally fake. I do not want anyone to make the same mistake I made, and I do not want anyone to lose their money to scammers. The product was also shipped from China. They are using a fake US address.

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- Wellington, CO, USA
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I noticed the trynuuderma-skincare.com website that offers a free trial of their product with only a $6.95 shipping charge. I filled out the form and upon checking out on March 20 was directed to try another of their products for an additional shipping charge. On March 30 I received two invoices via email for $120. I called their customer service line to tell them I hadn't ordered the invoiced products. I was told I should have read the fine print in their terms and conditions that states if the trial products are not returned in seven days, I will be charged for the full price of the products and automatically receive more of the same and billed every 30 days going forward.

I checked the "Terms and Conditions" - a couple of pages of arbitration, disclaimers, liability limitations and other legalese. I should have read the details before ordering. However, I feel the offer of a free trial should have been up front about the trial details in the offering. There was nothing stating the requirement to return the trial products in the original invoices I received Mar 20 after I ordered them.

And to add insult to injury, I notice that the same products from this company are offered on Amazon at a 75% savings.

Hopefully other would-be customers can be warned to beware of this deceptive practice.

Thanks

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