There is nothing free about this offer. When are we going to quite falling for these offers. Dazzlewhite wants you to return your "free" trial after 14 days or you are charged 58.76 for another 90 day suppy. You also are automatically enrolled in a weight loss program. Return your free trial? What's free about that? When will I learn there is nothing freeeee in this world...?

If anyone (including myself) bothered to read the fine print "terms & agreement", NO ONE IN THEIR RIGHT MIND WOULD AGREE TO THESE TERMS!!!. Basically stated that by giving Dazzlewhite your credit card info that Dazzlewhite WILL subscribe you automatically (with or without your consent) with other "subsiderary" companies, SHARE your credit card account so they can ALSO CHARGE YOUR CARD AT WILL!!! Try to cancel your account. You need to call each company (that you didn't subscribe to) that you may not have known existed, obtain a cancel # FROM EACH COMPANY and pray your credit info will not be used again. The only way to stop this maddness is to contact your credit card company and change your account numbers. Also ask any of these "subsiderary" companies who is the parent company...good luck trying to get a straight answer ( if they were doing a legit business, why not give out this info). By the way..This "parent" company NOW HAS YOUR CREDIT CARD NUMBER AS WELL!!!

Like other people who have complained about Dazzlewhite I, too, fell for this scam. This fraudulent company stated a free trial then charged $14.95 for shipping. Next they put two charges through for $58.76 within a two week period. I rang my credit card company and was told to ring the companies yes, they passed my details to two other companies which also charged me (Insider Secret Tips & Comprehensive Weight loss) $3.24 and $7.14. I rang these two companies and told them I was NOT paying them and did not take no for an answer. I also let it be known that I had worked for a bank for a number of years in the debt and fraud department and I knew my rights. They refunded IMMEDIATELY!. With Dazzlewhite this was more difficult but they have committed fraud by false advertising AND charging for goods not supplied - THIS IS FRAUD. Also according to retailer agreements with banks which enable them to take credit cards they CANNOT pass your details onto other companies for them to debit your account as they like. They quote their terms and conditions but this is irrelevant. Banks do have black lists and I suggest all of you insist this company is put on the black list with your credit or debit card. REMEMBER DO NOT TAKE NO FOR AN ANSWER AND PREPARE TO BATTLE - IF YOU THREATEN THEM WITH THE INFO ABOVE THEY WILL BACK DOWN!!!

Much like the lady whose complaint I've just read, I feel like I've been completely taken in by this company who are clearly operating sharp practices and probably making $000's of dollars by hoping people don't notice the microscopic small print in their "Ts & Cs" - which they kept repeating like a mantra.

Luckily there is a returns office in the UK so hopefully the postage won't sting me like the unexpected shipping costs have.

I just have to wait to receive the product now so I can sent it back!

Anyone in the US - is there a regulatory body I can send in a complaint to?

Well, I'm one of those people that got suckered. These people are helping themselves to my money, again. Like all the other fools out there, I gave them my bank account info.
Stupid! Grown woman! Stupid! I got the free product, returned it immediately, and they are still c harging me.
DON"T BE FOOLED BY THESE PEOPLE!