Juvalux skin care products Truth in advertising, my bank account was totally blind sided Internet
I ordered what appeared to be a free trial offer of Juvalux skin care products, allegedly endorsed by Joy Behar and Whoopi Goldberg. I had only to pay shipping and I would get my free sample. What they don't say right up front is that after 2 weeks they nail you with a $176 dollar bill, which overdrew my checking and really screwed me up badly. I have been to my bank to report the unauthorized charges on my account, I have called the company to cancel and discontinue all orders. I have also turned them in to the better business bureau.
Since this happened I have been experiencing a very bad bout of depression. I did find the clause in the terms of agreement that said it would charge and it was like a subscription, but it was really small fine print on a separate page from the product description. I believe that this information should be right there up front in the advertising description. I would never have ordered it, had I known. Buyer beware there is truly no such thing as a free trial. I truly hope that Joy Behar and Whoopi Goldberg aren't involved with this company.