I sent off for a 'free' (postage costs only) cosmetic sample at the end of Jan 2011. If I did not like the trial I could cancel the agreement and return the product. At the beginning of February 2011b before I had recieved the sample £96.35 was withdrawn from my bank. I phoned and complained and was told it takes a while for the product to get through customs hence the money being withdrawn. I stated this was not acceptable and wished to cancel the agreement. I was sent a confirmation email of the cancellation but in March 2011 another £96.35 was taken from my bank. I have sent emails and spoken to the company who so far are not refunding my money

I saw an advert on Facebook for a free sample so I agreed to paying £2.97 postage. Then 2 weeks later they took £96.35 without authorizing by me. I have phoned them but await their reply. I see from this site that I am not the only one. These companies must be stopped. Has anyone recieved a full settlement yet?

After a free sample of their product I have been 'bombarded' with charges to my credit card. During a stay overseas for cancer treatment I had no information about debits to my credit card as the statements were sent to my home address in Australia. When I came back I got the shock of my life: Not only Anti-Agingstore.com had charged me for a total of USD 153.82, but also companies which I have never contacted, but believe they are connected to that store, CML Purcollagen.com, CHB Facialserum, CML Faceserum for atotal of USD 373.88 ! I am at my wits end as where to start complaining and it is an additional stress to my illness.

Around July this year an email turned up in my mail box offering free samples of a anti-aging cream. I began to register and my credit card details were required for postage to be charged of $2.20. Before I authorized the deal I backed out of the site and decided to forget all about it.
About a month later a small package arrived in the mail. I had no idea it was coming and thought, well, they only charged $2.20 postage, so tried it. It was okay, smelled like coconut oil. I thought that was the end of it. There was no information about any credit card debit in the packaging, no invoice or anything like that, just a little beauty magazine.
Yesterday another package with the same product was hand delivered to my door. I was very surprised.
I decided to check my credit card information and lo and behold...
They had debited my credit card twice!
The new package said I ordered the goods on 12/07/2010 and it was shipped on 30th August, 2010. Notice the lag in their information?

I have now had to cancel my credit card and report an unauthorised transaction[two of them].
These people are criminals and need to be put in jail, robbing folk like me who are struggling to put bread on the table. We live on a very small income and would never ever, ever spend $114 on a tiny jar [thick glass] with coconut blended oil inside.

Now I have to get a new credit card, fill out copious numbers of forms and hope to get these scums out of my life, and hopefully get my money back.

If I get my money back I will cheer my credit card people for a long time. They have been great angels of protection to date, but now this has slipped in.

Beware of emails with free anti-aging creams girls, and never give them your credit card details.

This is so painful, my heart is jumping and I am so anxious. I wish I could sue these crooks for the torment as well as the unauthorised payment.
Can anybody stop them swindling folk around the world.

On their leaflet they offer a return policy - if returned within 30 days. This product took 12 days to get here on a Friday, with the weekend, 15 days to get to Monday. If I was really really quick I could get it sent back within that time, but it is almost impossible.

Let everyone who reads this remember this joker, Anti-AgingStore.com [note on the email address there is a .au in faded type, so they are deceptive in every way.

I will pray that justice might be done for others. I am posting this for others' sake.

EMS