Perfect Radiance
Complaint 59427 Details
- Date Occurred: 12/18/2013
- Reported Damages: $74.95
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There are many beauty and health web sites with advertisements for Perfect Radience for just £2.95. I signed up and geve my credit card details for postage. My product arrived a few days later and my card was debited for £2.95 on 4th Dec.
The card was then debited again on the 18 Dec for £74.95.
When I phoned to complain they said I had signed up for a subscription and there was no refund. I explained that I had only wanted a trial and they said I had to call within 12 calendar days of signing up for the trial if I did not want to continue the subscription. By the time the product arrives it gives you almost no time to try it and the terms and conditions were not clear enough when you gave the details of your card to the trial. This is very sharp practise.
To make matters worse my skin is NO better... I have used it on one side of my face now for a month to see if it looks better than the other side. Definately not. Do not sign up.
- Sue54 SBID #28cedaedc4
- Posted 01/15/2014
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