i got free rial of acaiburn and they keep taking money from my credit card i have put in a dispute to try to get it stopped.the transaction says its from a beauty product and it was taken from singapore. its crap they took $138

Can any one please provide me with a the set of contact telephone numbers which will operatate for Australia to cancell these charges.

Be warned the original business passes your credit card details on the other businesses which charge your credit card. You have to contact each business to cancel each seervice.
BE WARNED READ THE FINE PRINT.

I have been trying to email: iron man [[email protected]]
But all I get is email which informs me that they have added an other charge to my credit card. (Also the dollars on the web site is US dollars)

May be they need an email storm to let them know they are not liked.

After receiving free trial offer, my account was charged two seperate amounts of $59.95. I recieved nothing from the company in the way of notification. This is a scam and I want my money back.

I ordered a "free" sample which I received but was charged NZ$65 since then AciBurn have taken three payments of NZ$103 which I did not authorise and I have not received anything at all in return. We have sent emails and the bank are also endeavoring to get the money refunded, so far we have had no responses at all.
RaewynV NZ

I was given a "free sample" of aciburn diet pills, I was lead to believe that I only had to cover the cost of shipping, which was $5.04. That was on March 20th, 2009. Then April 6th 2009, I find an electronic charge to my checking account for $7.08. I had to call to find out what that was related to. I was told that when I agreed to the "free sample" that I had signed up for AcaiBurn Membership, and the $7.08 charge is non-refundable. It's not about the 7 dollars, its about the frauds taking my money, without my knowledge. This was not a fact that I was made aware of when I accepted my "free sample". I will never accept any more "free" offers in the future and Needless to say will not purchase anymore acaiburn, even if it does cause weight loss. By the way, in their ad they indicate that Oprah and a few other well known reputable people endorse their product. I find that hard to believe. This whole ad is a Scam and needs to be shutdown before anyone else falls Victim to their schemes.