While browsing on the internet one day, I ran across an advertisement for a "free trial" of Bright White teeth whitening solution. All I had to pay was the $4.99 s/h by credit card. If I did not cancel withing 14 days(14 days from what date I wasn"t sure) I would be charged $78.95 on my credit card. I never received my "free trial" of the product and subsequently forgot that I had even ordered it. I do often order "free" stuff from the internet. While sitting and cleaning at my computer several weeks later, I found a note with the toll free number to call and cancel the Bright White within 14 days. I immediately called, fearing the 14 days were certainly passed. I still had not received any product at this time but was told that my credit card had already been billed the $78.95. It is very difficult to talk to someone whom you can barely understand(the outsourced customer service representative) and only knows how to read from the script. He just kept saying I should have called within the 14 days to cancel and that he did not have the ability to refund my money. I am very upset that I am paying for a product that I never received to have the opportunity to try. I do understand
policies, but sometimes I believe there are to be exceptions. Thank you for this opportunity.
Terri Grissom
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