Neckline Slimmer Reviews
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GoldenCutie424
June 8, 2010
Neck, back and shoulder PAIN
After using this product 3 times (within 4 days) I have a horrible crick in my neck/shoulder area. I can't turn my head in either direction, up or down without pain. I also have been having headaches. I don't know if this product is worth the pain...I don't even know if it works.
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Annonomous
April 29, 2010
sprained neck
I purchased a neckline slimmer product at Bed Bath and Beyond and the product must have strained the muscles in my neck, as I developed horrible neck stiffness and pain, with awful headaches daily from the neck pain. I was unable to sleep because of the severe neck pain and headaches. The company was rude and rufused to do anything but tell me that no one has ever complained except me. I doubt that that is true, but it does matter as I have been in pain for over a month. They refused to give me permission to seek medical advice, and finally sent me a certified letter which cost them over $5.00 informing me that they are not liable and they have done their research on my complaint and in other words, they think they are off the hook When I fist called them, they said they have no liability that Bed bath and Beyond is liable and that is the way their contract with them reads. Bed Bath and Beyond, told me just the opposite. I have been bounced around for over a month and each one is putting the blame on the other, so here I am with a sore neck and no one has done a thing.
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Jlynn69
April 18, 2010
Mail fraud
BEWARE ordering online. This company is perpetrating a fraud along the lines of Enzyte seller Steve Warshak and Berkely Premium Nutraceuticals. Warshak got 25 years in the federal pen, and many of his employees were also put away for multiple years.
The Neckline folks are billing online customers -- and perhaps phone-paying customers, too -- an extra $8 for fake neck cream. By the time customers realize they are facing the extra charge, it's too late. Repeated calls to customer service, even a day after the initial transaction, are met with an agent who claims to be unable to access to the order despite confirmation and "order complete" receipts with an order number. They blame it on a badly engineered computer system that only allows them access to the order after "48 to 72 hours, " when, of course, the customer has moved on and written off the $8 as not worthy of the hassle.
So, like Berkely wasn't, Neckline isn't committing grand larceny. But petty theft on a mass scale is a serious crime, and if prosecuted judiciously will very likely net folks some serious jail time.
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christiane celine
March 2, 2010
Deceptive Hidden Charges
I went online to order a Neckline Simmer after I tried it at a friend's house. I hated the whole ordering process. It kept asking to order more products and I kept declining, I was going to cancel the whole thing but did not have a choice. It never asked me to confirm the order before the deal was closed. It gave me a total of 15.90 for shipping because they charge $7.95 extra for shipping the "free" cream which you cannot decline. SCAM!!! I was so angry, I called the customer service and she said that it was explained on the home page - never saw that.. and when I asked how long does it take to get the product, she answered 2 to 4 weeks. I was OUTRAGED!!! I felt totally at their mercy.
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oncebittwiceshy
February 28, 2010
scam
Web site where you place your order is deceitful. It asks you if you want additional items and even if you say no, when you check out those additional items are automatically there. You have no option to make changes to items in your cart because there is no cart. They get your credit card info up front so you are already going to pay more than you thought you would. Then when you call, you are told that it can take 24 hours or more for your order to show up so they cannot assist you. When your order finally shows up in their system, no changes can be made because it is already in the warehouse ready to be shipped. I was charged $7.95 for bonus cream that I did not want (no choice in the matter) and $24.89 for an additional neckline slimmer with more cream that I said "no" to while placing my order. When I called to inquire about returning the items, I was told that I would only be credited for $4.00 out of $9.90 for the shipping and handling of the additional neckline slimmer and cream. I decided to return everything and when all is said and done my out of pocket cost is $33.50. Their employees are also trained to be very stubborn and not very friendly either.
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rgs
February 17, 2010
items I did not order
I got charged $65 for a $19.99 neckline slimmer.I called them immediately. Said they were not responsible. Said to call the office on Monday. Said they were not responsible. Called when I got it. Said they were not responsible, plus they were charging me over $30 for s/h. That included the items I did not order.First they ask for your credit card, then assuming you have to tell them how many you want to order, you click 1, not knowing they already have put you down for one, then you click no, on every question they ask, then they tell you to hit the send button, then you see what you just ordered, which they should show you what you ordered before you hit the send button, in case you want to change it. I reported this to the Wisconsin Better Business Bureau. They told them that i yelled at them.
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CharRo
February 17, 2010
getting results on complaints
Has anyone added this website to some of the other websites such as: www.scambusters.com, www.ripoffreport.com (this one is one of my favorites - I usually check anything out here first before I buy it). Believe me, this little ritual has saved me a lot of money and disappointment. There are also other websites to go to after the fact.
Of course there are lots of ways to check out the legitimacy of companies, but I find that places such as the complaintsboard, ripoffreports, planet feedback and my3cents are some of the best.
Getting your complaint heard by the right person is often the main frustration experienced when filing complaints. www. Planet Feedback.com helps consumers write and track letters to a specific person in a company that can provide a solution to their problem. They also allow for public opinion on the validity of the complaints listed, which can sometimes be interesting to read.
My3cents.com is a leading source for consumer advice. Visitors come to learn, interact and voice opinions regarding companies, products and services in an open community.
Many companies know that one disgruntled customer may persuade others to go elsewhere. Why not give them an opportunity to resolve your complaint by talking to them and then if they fail to help, shop elsewhere.
But then again, as Many people here have so openly discussed - sometimes the company gives you the run around, and never ends up giving you any satisfaction. Well my fellow consumers, we all have a voice, and yes just 1 person can make a difference. Take a little time to make sure that your bad experience is well documented. It may just save someone else the hassle that you have gone through. It may also get the ear of someone who can actually do something to make the situation right. Just don't get too frustrated, that's one of their techniques. They make it so difficult for you to jump through all their hoops, they count on most people just giving up and not following through.
Kindest Regards,
CharRo
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P McAbee
February 4, 2010
fraudulent sales tactics
This was an automated phone system. I gave my order for the Neckline Slimmer @$19.99 plus $7.95 S&H. I was then asked for my credit card info. and thought that I was through. Instead of a confirmation or an opportunity to cancel, I was forced to stay on the phone through a list of products, fearing that if I hung up they would send everything. When I did end the call, I called back to try to cancel the order, because I was angry. I was told that my order was not in the system yet. I tried the following morning, and was told the same thing. I then called every 1 1/2 hours, and on the last call was told that I was too late, the order had been processed. When I received the order, it included other products and shipping charges. The products they sent totaled $44.97 and the shipping charges were $27.79. The $7.95 charge that I had been quoted had been increased to $15.90. This is nothing short of criminal activity.
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Faye Edwards
January 29, 2010
SCAM BEWARE
Beware of this company when you place an order online and reply NO for the additional items. They request your credit card information first before you can proceed to order. They never give you a order confirmation page to see what your getting and exactly what your credit card will be charged until then end. In this computer age, when you call customer service they can't see your order for 24 hours to correct, before shipping then it's magically shipped already. It then takes 2 weeks to come in the mail. To bad for you, since I will make sure you get this blasted on a major news outlet of your scam.
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Penda
December 31, 2009
ID Theft and overcharge
I ordered the Neck Slimmer from the Internet because I had seen it advertised on TV. I believed the charges would be less than twenty dollars, yet they charged me $60.00. I ONLY ordered the Neck Slimmer... not all of the other garbage they were promoting. When I complained to them they refused to refund my money and gave my credit card number to other companies on the Internet and I started seeing charges from those companies on my bank account. I have contacted the Better Business Bureau, the Police in the state that I ordered from and I recently received a letter from the Attorney General of New York saying that they were following up on the Neck Slimmer ID theft. Be careful if you order from these crooks! Buy the Neck Slimmer in a store directly.
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