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The
nice-looking old guy seen on TV apparently has some scary billing
practices. Customers complain of mysterious, unexplainable charges
to their credit cards.
Complainants assail the Direct Buy
furniture program. One customer says, "I
thought we would go and check out this warehouse of goods.. well we
were all shocked and surprised!"
Another says, "Oh, how I
wish I had found this site before we joined direct buy. I feel like
such a FOOL!"
It's
supposed to be a convenient one-hour face lift. But
one alleged victim decries,
"stitches
starting popping out of my skin and I went back and they pulled more
out. This time it hurt like hell when they pulled on them." Another
warns, "I have never experienced such pain in my life and would
never, ever recommend this proceedure to anyone."
Consumers
say credit cards are billed up to three times the amount advertised.
Refunds are promised but never issued. Some people can't believe
they bought a product from a dude named "Klee."
Customers think they are ordering one vac, only to get billed
for four. The average sale on a single $55 Power Storm Vac can be upwards of $400 because
of bogus charges. Customers report having no way of returning the product or getting their money
back. Sometimes the vacuums aren't even shipped. The horror continues...
More than one million copies of "Natural
Cures" have been sold. It even made the New York Times best seller list. But why are
customers so angry at Mr. Trudeau?
Everyone has seen the Free & Clear and Amazing
Profits infomercials. But customers say that this real estate wealth building guru
has questionable business practices.
The
nice-looking old guy seen on TV apparently has some scary billing
practices. Customers complain of mysterious, unexplainable charges
to their credit cards.
Consumers
say credit cards are billed up to three times the amount advertised.
Refunds are promised but never issued. Some people can't believe
they bought a product from a dude named "Klee."
Customers think they are ordering one vac, only to get billed
for four. The average sale on a single $55 Power Storm Vac can be upwards of $400 because
of bogus charges. Customers report having no way of returning the product or getting their money
back. Sometimes the vacuums aren't even shipped. The horror continues...
More than one million copies of "Natural
Cures" have been sold. It even made the New York Times best seller list. But why are
customers so angry at Mr. Trudeau?
Everyone has seen the Free & Clear and Amazing
Profits infomercials. But customers say that this real estate wealth building guru
has questionable business practices.
Can you really lose an inch in 50 minutes? Burn victims say layers of skin is
all they lost with the Sauna Belt. Buyer beware!