I ordered a 30 day free triall of Garcinia Cambogia. I didn't realize (stupid on my part) that I had to cancel it within 15 days. I thought if I didn't place an order with in that time period that nothing would happen. I saw a charge for $89.92 on my credit card. I called them to tell them that I didn't want to order the product. They said that I didn't follow "cancellation" instructions so the order was placed and that the only way I could return it for partial refund was to return the bottle. I didn't have the bottle (had thrown it away) so they wouldn't cancel. I disputed this with them and they said someone would call me within two days. I made sure that they cancelled the order which I thought was an additional order aside from the one I was stuck with. No one called. I was as angry with myself as I was with them.
I called, today, to ask them to track the order and much to my surprised the 89.
92 was the price of the "trial" bottle. This is the biggest scam ever. I asked for their internet site and was told they didn't have one. They do: buygarciniaplus.com/terms.html They said they advertise on other advertisements, whatever that means. I asked a rather unpleasant man for the name of his company and he said "Garcinia". I asked for the address of his company and he gave me a P.O. Box. I googled the name along with the PO Box and came up with a physical address, as well.
I saw an ad for Garcinia Cambogia 360 which said that you could get a risk-free bottle of the supplement and all you had to pay was shipping and handling.
The product looked promising so I went on their website and ordered my free bottle and paid the $5.95 necessary.
Nowhere on the order form did it say that this was a time-limited free trial and that if I did not cancel within 13 days that I would be charged $87.97 for the bottle containing 30 pills that I was supposed to have gotten for free.
I tried the product twice and it actually made me nauseaus, so I stopped using it but thought nothing of it since it was supposed to be a free bottle and I was only out $5.95...
This was less than 1 month ago, and today I just got charged another $87.97 for another supposed shipment that I did not sign up for.
I called customer service and the representative kept trying to get me to stick with the Auto-Shipment program that I did not sign up for. After a while she did cancel my account and gave me the RMA# necessary for returns as well as the return address where I have to send the shipment to once I receive it.
I am only going to be refunded the $87.97 that I got charged today, but they will not refund the other $87.97 even though that first shipment was supposed to be free.
Had I known that I was going to end up being charged that ridiculous amount I would never have even ordered the supposed "free" bottle.
Buyers be ware... If it sounds too good to be true it probably is.
These people need to be held accountable for this scam!!!
Garcinia Reviews
I ordered a 30 day free triall of Garcinia Cambogia. I didn't realize (stupid on my part) that I had to cancel it within 15 days. I thought if I didn't place an order with in that time period that nothing would happen. I saw a charge for $89.92 on my credit card. I called them to tell them that I didn't want to order the product. They said that I didn't follow "cancellation" instructions so the order was placed and that the only way I could return it for partial refund was to return the bottle. I didn't have the bottle (had thrown it away) so they wouldn't cancel. I disputed this with them and they said someone would call me within two days. I made sure that they cancelled the order which I thought was an additional order aside from the one I was stuck with. No one called. I was as angry with myself as I was with them.
I called, today, to ask them to track the order and much to my surprised the 89.
92 was the price of the "trial" bottle. This is the biggest scam ever. I asked for their internet site and was told they didn't have one. They do: buygarciniaplus.com/terms.html They said they advertise on other advertisements, whatever that means. I asked a rather unpleasant man for the name of his company and he said "Garcinia". I asked for the address of his company and he gave me a P.O. Box. I googled the name along with the PO Box and came up with a physical address, as well.
Garcinia
PO Box 559100
Dallas TX 75355
3637 Timberglen Rd
Dallas, TX 75287
I saw an ad for Garcinia Cambogia 360 which said that you could get a risk-free bottle of the supplement and all you had to pay was shipping and handling.
The product looked promising so I went on their website and ordered my free bottle and paid the $5.95 necessary.
Nowhere on the order form did it say that this was a time-limited free trial and that if I did not cancel within 13 days that I would be charged $87.97 for the bottle containing 30 pills that I was supposed to have gotten for free.
I tried the product twice and it actually made me nauseaus, so I stopped using it but thought nothing of it since it was supposed to be a free bottle and I was only out $5.95...
This was less than 1 month ago, and today I just got charged another $87.97 for another supposed shipment that I did not sign up for.
I called customer service and the representative kept trying to get me to stick with the Auto-Shipment program that I did not sign up for. After a while she did cancel my account and gave me the RMA# necessary for returns as well as the return address where I have to send the shipment to once I receive it.
I am only going to be refunded the $87.97 that I got charged today, but they will not refund the other $87.97 even though that first shipment was supposed to be free.
Had I known that I was going to end up being charged that ridiculous amount I would never have even ordered the supposed "free" bottle.
Buyers be ware... If it sounds too good to be true it probably is.
These people need to be held accountable for this scam!!!