I nearly ordered this cream when I realized that there was no real information on their site about country of origin, corporate information, etc..and noticed the misspellings on the site and high pressure tactics for a quick sale. It just didn't feel right so I googled Caracol cream and saw all the complaints. My recommendation for all of you is to complain to the FBI. I have done this in the past very effectively (the fraudulent company was shut down and the perpetrator went to jail for wire fraud - that's what online scamming is classified as). Complaints are easy to register on the FBI site and they do get investigated effectively - you should provide your contact information (not on this site) to the authorities so they can validate your claims (they contacted me and it was a easy and highly informative conversation). Here's the information:

The Internet Crime Complaint Center or IC3, a partnership of the FBI and the National White Collar Crime Center, can be located on the www.fbi.gov website.

The fact that you all want to share your experience so others don't get scammed is very much appreciated, please consider taking the next step and report it to the authorities who can shut them down and let our tax dollars truly work for us. I've seen it work, they are professional, take the complaints seriously and are really the only source of getting scam artists shut down.

Best wishes to all...
Julie

ps- work with your credit card company by filing a dispute and blocking any future transactions by this company.

I am so glad to hear that I was not the only person defrauded by this company. I ordered the cream to try it, but never "joined" or agreed to automatic shipments. I am receiving a constant stream of creams that I am being charged for, and even though I call and call, they never do cancel this auto shipment. I think the only thing I can do is block them from using my credit card. Does anyone have any other suggestions? If so, please post. I am fed up with them and considering turning them over to a consumer group.

As soon as you order, you are locked in... You will be billed $59.00 no matter what... I canceled only five days after receiving my 14 day trial offer and found out it was to late to take me off the second shipment... The women who had the problem with the weight loss tea, I also had the same problem... Could this be the same company????

Although they agreed to stop sending me their product it just keeps coming and I am charged for it on my credit card.

I, too, was naive enough to get scammed by this fradulent company and its misleading sales tactics.

Upon furter investigation, the BBB, I located Caracol Cream at another address in St. Louis, MO 63129. The address is: 423 Bussen Underground Road, St. Louis, MO 63129.

If you type in search for the above address you will find a slew of websites for this same address:
trustyourjourney.com, alright.com, thyroidwellness.com, nano-greens.com, migraincomplex.com, antiagingguide.com, leanRX.com, safeephededraonline.com, daysliketomorrow.com, ourdoctorstore.com, powerbuild.com, and hijabworld.com to name a few.

Just thought this would be interesting to know why all of these websites are listed with the same address in St. Louis, MO.

Good hunting!!