They said they would refund me my $ 69.87 after I sent the product back and they haven't. They gave me a PO Box to write to... They said they couldn't refund me.

Wanted to try there FREE TRIAL TEA. Did not know that they had pages of terms that scam you into
paying for monthly services. When I called them to complain of the charges they told me it was my
fault and that I should have read all those pages.

Not that they kept it hidden and confusing. They also didn't offer a FULL refund of the charges.
They could care less of what I thought.

I even told the operator that I couldn't believe she could be working for such a company that
was this deceitful. She told me she did not mind at all.

This is just like that old scam that would do with CD's and Books threw the mail years ago.
They just polished the deceit and now have made it easier and more profitable over the
internet.

I am angry and disappointed that such companies can get away with this tactic.

Let's not let them get away with it. They need to have consequences!!!

One night after a glass of wine, I was catching up on Facebook and got drawn into an ad for Wu-Yi tea...next thing I was signing up for a free 30-day trial... and have now discovered that I have fallen prey to a scam. The company asks for the buyer's credit card to pay S/H, then enrolls them into a monthly subscription (in my case $69.87)... The catch: it's impossible to get through to cancel.

I have been trying to contact the company to cancel since placing my order (at least 5 times), but on each occasion they have told me the systems are down and to try back later. Today I got a recorded message saying they were closed due to heavy flooding in the Chicago area and to call back on Wednesday. I mailed a letter, but do not know if they will honor my cancellation request. My credit card was charged for shipping 9/10, my next step is to put a stop on any future charges through my bank.

I'm embarrassed to admit I fell for this, but don't want you or your friends to make the same mistake I did.

These are a few of the sites selling Wu-Yi Tea:

(Green tea diets reviewed, a link directly from a Facebook ad): http://reviewedconsumer.com/greentea/index.php

(This is the offer I stupidly responded to):
http://offer.wuyipixiepack.com

Here's more 'proof' these companies are pulling a fast one:
http://www.complaintsboard.com/?search=wu+yi

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I have filed complaints with BBB, FTC, and Facebook. Please spread the word to your friends, hopefully no one else will get scammed. These companies must be stopped!