JC Arnica
Complaint 334244 Details
- Date Occurred: 11/09/2014
- Reported Damages: $129.90
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The complaint is against an online dating profile
The complaint is a listing fraud posted on public forums or sites against an anonymous entity
The complaint is mobile text spam or smishing related against an anonymous entity
The company or person contact no longer exists
International boundaries
In October this year I responded to web advertising for free samples of Matrixyderm and Beautefix products. On 26 October I duly paid the required $7.90 and $9.95 freight charges as requested, and was very pleased to receive these samples shortly thereafter.
However, on 9 November the amounts of $79.95 and $49.95 were deducted from my credit card without my consent or knowledge, with reference Jcarnica-Products.com 441618840638 Gb. On discovering this I immediately emailed Jcarnica and requested advice on what these charges were for, and asked for full reimbursement as I had not ordered any products or authorised any deductions.
The only response I have received to my request for reimbursement is advising that my subscription (which I had not requested at any time) had been cancelled, and to return the products sent to me on 30 October. I have repeatedly advised that I did not, at any time, order any products apart from the supposed free sample for which I paid freight as required. These “free” samples were sent on 26 October.
The email address I have of [email protected] does not fit in your email field.
- Anonymous SBID #fa3887f97a
- Posted 12/15/2014
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- Complaint Against JC Arnica
- Complaints Filed: 42
- Reported Damages: $13,873.65
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