I was told I could not receive a refund because the tea was already shipped. I informed them I did not want the product, so why was I going to get charged for something I did not want. I told them I would never do busy with them and before I could finish my sentence I was hung up on. Each time after that I kept calling was on hold for over 10 minutes and just as the call was switched over I was hung up on again and again. I would strongly recommend that nobody do busy with this company.

Yes, I never gave any one permission to take more them $4.95 from my bank. This WU-Yi has this way to get peoples card numbers, and take from the banks what they want. but if this is not in the u.s.a. what is to be done? We all need to get together and fight this. I am a fighter, no body lies and robs Mary Cannon and gets away. Here I come, You CHEAT WU-YI. I will get even, I will go to court this has been reported, I report. Mary Cannon (This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it).

I purchased some diet tea a few months ago online. Now I'm being charged on my credit card for $19.95 for something called 'Living Lean'. Turns out this is a website for helping people lose weight. I was told that it was mentioned as a 'bonus' offer when I bought the tea but I never heard of it. And it's not really an 'offer'. They automatically sign you up for it and start charging right away. I noticed the first couple of months but thought it was for another legitimate company. Finally I realized that it wasn't and called them. They canceled my "account" which I didn't even know I had and agreed to refund this month's charge. They won't go back to the beginning because I didn't cancel within their trial period which ended before I even got my shipment of tea. Oh, and by the way, the tea doesn't work. Big surprise! So... buyer beware of this company!