These two companies are obviously working together and they are scamming people, via the Internet, by offering their products FREE OF CHARGE other than a small shipping and handling fee. What they don't tell you upfront is that you have enrolled in a MONTHLY home delivery program at a cost of $78.23 and $78.93 PER MONTH. What they also don't tell you upfront is that you MUST DISENROLL from this monthly service or you will continue to be charged monthly. You'll find these scammers on many Internet blogs, usually some poor single Mom who struggled with whiter teeth for years and has very little money - she (the blogs) will lead you to believe that for less than $15 you'll get both these products, and whiter teeth, without any further obligation. NO WHERE, I repeat, NO WHERE do they tell you that you are enrolling in this program. It's not until the charges hit your bank and you start questioning those charges that you will find out - then suddenly and miraculously, your enrollment in this program is printed EVERYWHERE, clear as a bell. Unfortunately, it is not spelled out anywhere in the package(s) in which the products come nor is it brought to your attention when you first order the "FREE" samples. It is a deliberate scam. The websites for these Internet crooks are easywhitelabs.com (product is 'Easy White' billed as EASYWHITE) and advancedwellnessresearch.com (product is 'Bright Teeth' billed as MAX WHITE TEETH). When I phoned the one company (Max White), the call was so absolutely annoying due to feedback of my own voice that I was barely able to complete the cancellation and didn't even get around to a refund - the other company (Easy white) will only refund 75% of your money only if you return their UNUSED product - now how do you make a determination that you don't like their product if you aren't allowed to use it? I have reported both companies to the fraud protection department at my bank and we are working to expose these companies as the scammers that they are. In addition, I am going to the Arizona BBB and any other consumer advocates I can conjure. I will also be exposing them via the local consumer advocate for our local TV news. This is truly one of those 'too good to be true' offers which is deceptively weighted in your favor - unfortunately, some fat cat is getting fatter at our expense and they are capitalizing on sensitive areas (personal appearance and self esteem) to sucker you in. If we truly want to ruin them, everybody order their product and immediately cancel upon receipt - beat them at their own game.

I WANT THESE PEOPLE TO REFUND ME MY MONEY THAT THEY ILLEGALLY TOOK FROM ME AFTER MY ACCOUNT WAS CLOSED ! I HAVE AN EMAIL THEY SENT ME TO PROVE THAT IT IS CLOSED! THEY TOOK MONEY FROM ME AGAIN THEY ARE FRAUDULENTLY TAKING MONEY FROM CONSUMERS AND IT HAS GOT TO STOP!!!

I ordered a sample of Easy White Lab's teeth whitening product - it also had a similar product sample from a completely different company, however, these two companies work together.

All you had to do is pay a shipping charge and try the 10 day trial. So now they have your credit card information. Within hours there is three charges on my credit card $6.99, 4.99 and $1.97 for shipping.

I only rec'd an invoice from one of the company's and cannot get the other company to send me one.

The agreement with Easy White is they were to send you a 10 day trial and if you want to cancel it has to be before the end of those 10 days. I have talked to many other people that have been scammed and they don't even receive it until after the 10 day period so you cannot cancel until after they charge you $78.23 and another $6.99 in shipping. The same goes the same for the other company Teeth Whitening/ DBA Advance Wellness Research.

This is the biggest scam and it is taking money from hard working people. They need to be wiped off of the internet. Someone with authority needs to look into these companies and work for the hard working people.

Please someone out there with any authority help all of us that have been scammed by these two piece of crap scamming websites.