I started receiving unsolicited cosmetic products in the US mail. The packing slip indicated that my billing statement woul show as DRI 8668972464LiftSP. I was suspicious and immediately started researching for credit card account charges. I discovered that this company had made initial verification inquiry charge of $0.30 followed by three credits of ($0.30). On subsequent days charges appeared from AG Skin Care 800-5092105 $3.95, Clear Skin Plus 877-645-5352 GB $5.04, Capstardiet 914-368-2938 $6.01, and DRI 8668972464LiftSP 866-897-2464 MN $4.95. Today they made a verification inquiry from Paypal for $1.00, and a verification inquiry for Appleonline for $1.00.

I immediately cancelled this credit card and reported the company to the VISA fraud unit for followup. I was informed by VISA that the charges were originating in Israel.

I have never ordered products from this company.

I ordered the Max Teeth Whitening Kit without thinking twice, and figured what could hurt when it said "free trial." Before I even recieved the package, I noticed I was charged $78.93 on my card. Once I recieved the package, I immediately shipped it back to their headquarters asking for a refund, I didn't even open the kit. They sent me a new kit a few days later, and I didn't even leave the Post Office before I mailed the package again. I paid both times for shipping. I have tried to call their number, but I am hard-of-hearing and I cannot hear very well on the phone. They were no help, and didn't sound professional. I don't know what to do, and I am disgusted with this whole situation. Life is not easy these days when it comes to $, I'm sure most of you know that. I am hoping someone can give me some good advice how to get that $78.93 back, which was hard earned money. Some of us don't make that much money in a day.

My story is much the same as many people here. I saw the endorsements and figured I'd do the discounted trial of the product. It didn't do what I wanted, so I sent it back. Several weeks later I received more of their product, so this time I returned it and got a proof of delivery receipt, which I still have. I figured problem solved. Imagine my surprise when I returned from a 4-week trip to find more Akai berry and another charge for $83.80. After several phone calls and a long email correspondence, which I still have and have sent to the Illinois Consumer Protection agency, they once again sent me more product and billed me again. (I had been asked to leave the account open so that they could refund the money. All the more fool me.) The only way to deal with these scam artists has been to cancel that credit card, which is a pain because I have several ethical companies that direct debit to it. Whenever I contact them, they barely speak English and somehow cannot find my account number, although they can always find it when it comes billing time! Their latest excuse is that, with the merger with Netalab, there seem to be some computer integration glitches. Like I say, there seem to be enough to prevent my refund, which I have requested at least 5 times now, but not enough to prevent them from billing me repeatedly.

What a SCAM. Long story for me and still not over. In summary, I called and cancelled after the 15 days, my fault. I knew I was going to get the second shipment with a bill, that is how they get you right? The bill was $78.81. I called immediately to cancel and fought the charge - they gave me a $40 credit. BUT meanwhile, the India support person did not tell me they had already charged me a second fee of $83.80! I'm getting the same run around as everyone else. I filed a dispute and will also write to BBB, Oprah and Rachel Ray.

My sweet husband failed to read the fine print and like thousands of others complaining on this site alone, was suckered into a subscription with this company that requires a cancelation within 14 days to prevent further charges. That's not the worst of it. I called and cancelled today, SIX days after my husband placed the initial order. Despite being told by the Advanced Wellness rep I spoke with that my subscription was cancelled and nothing further would be charged (other than the $4.99 already charged for the "free" trial) my debit card was charged just MINUTES after I hung up from cancelling the subscription!!! Again, this is only SIX days from the initial "free trial" period, not 14 days as advertised. I called and cancelled my debit card immediately and would suggest anyone who's given this company their debit/credit card info do the same!!!