Lunar Sleep is a very deceptive company that is often used by McDonalds Survey Website to entice people to sign up for a one month FREE sleep aid for the shipping cost of $1.99. in small print it does state if you don't notify the company in 14 days you will be charged for the product. My cost was $85.00 for 60 pills.. A ripoff to be sure. Cosco sells the same product (ingredients) called Meletonia 365 tablets for $12.00.
The shipment was deceptive and seems like it takes advantage of elderly people who might not understand the checking of a small box will cost them food from their tables.
in my opinion, this is a complet ripoff and McDonalds should not alow them to odvertize on thier survey website.
I noticed today I'd been charged 84.99 on my credit card by Lunar Skeep.
A few weeks back I ordered a trial sample for $1.98 shipping charge. It sounded like an interesting non-drug sleep aid.
When it came in the mail I read and find out it is almost completely melatonin which I already take. I get 180 melatonin 1G tablets for $4.00. This little bottle had 30 tables and no info on how much was melatonin. There was also GABA and 5-HTP. There is no amounts mentioned just melatonin and these other items as a "proprietary blend".
I tried one tablet and it didn't work well at all.
I never saw it mentioned that there was a 14 day trial at the end of which I'd be charged $84.99.
There is no address or phone number. Just [email protected] as an address on the bottle.
I even had to call my credit card company to get their phone number as it wasn't listed with the charge. 877-824-6691 was the number my credit card company gave me.
When I called,the person who answered the call after 10 minutes of on-hold music, was a fellow who claimed his name was Kyle and he refused to give me his last name.
I told him that I was shocked with that charge amount and had never seen anything on the offer that this was the case. He rebutted my statement and said "We don't give out free merchandise" "You were in a 14 day trial and failed to respond before the deadline." I told him there was no sign of this when I signed up only a $1.98 charge for shipping.
I told him I needed to speak to an officer of the corporation to which he refuted and said he'd take my number and I'd be called back this day. I gave him my number and never received a call.
So here is the SCAM.
Trial for $1.98 is a trick to get your credit card info.
Later you're charged $84.99 for something you thought you'd got as a trial.
And it isn't worth 10% of what's charged.
I'm reporting this scam artist and his cohorts to the FBI.
LunarSleep.com Reviews
Lunar Sleep is a very deceptive company that is often used by McDonalds Survey Website to entice people to sign up for a one month FREE sleep aid for the shipping cost of $1.99. in small print it does state if you don't notify the company in 14 days you will be charged for the product. My cost was $85.00 for 60 pills.. A ripoff to be sure. Cosco sells the same product (ingredients) called Meletonia 365 tablets for $12.00.
The shipment was deceptive and seems like it takes advantage of elderly people who might not understand the checking of a small box will cost them food from their tables.
in my opinion, this is a complet ripoff and McDonalds should not alow them to odvertize on thier survey website.
I noticed today I'd been charged 84.99 on my credit card by Lunar Skeep.
A few weeks back I ordered a trial sample for $1.98 shipping charge. It sounded like an interesting non-drug sleep aid.
When it came in the mail I read and find out it is almost completely melatonin which I already take. I get 180 melatonin 1G tablets for $4.00. This little bottle had 30 tables and no info on how much was melatonin. There was also GABA and 5-HTP. There is no amounts mentioned just melatonin and these other items as a "proprietary blend".
I tried one tablet and it didn't work well at all.
I never saw it mentioned that there was a 14 day trial at the end of which I'd be charged $84.99.
There is no address or phone number. Just [email protected] as an address on the bottle.
I even had to call my credit card company to get their phone number as it wasn't listed with the charge. 877-824-6691 was the number my credit card company gave me.
When I called,the person who answered the call after 10 minutes of on-hold music, was a fellow who claimed his name was Kyle and he refused to give me his last name.
I told him that I was shocked with that charge amount and had never seen anything on the offer that this was the case. He rebutted my statement and said "We don't give out free merchandise" "You were in a 14 day trial and failed to respond before the deadline." I told him there was no sign of this when I signed up only a $1.98 charge for shipping.
I told him I needed to speak to an officer of the corporation to which he refuted and said he'd take my number and I'd be called back this day. I gave him my number and never received a call.
So here is the SCAM.
Trial for $1.98 is a trick to get your credit card info.
Later you're charged $84.99 for something you thought you'd got as a trial.
And it isn't worth 10% of what's charged.
I'm reporting this scam artist and his cohorts to the FBI.