Complaint Review: Wu-Yi Source

you think you're in the minority of getting selected, but ANYONE gets selected to try their "free trial." It's not a free trial at all. once you sign up you are authorizing them to charge your credit card about $30 a month for the tea.

They also enroll you in LivingLean, same ripoff company scam. They try to make it sound like LivingLean is a completely separate entity. Not true. It's the same ripoff scam where you're enrolled in this weight loss program whether you like it or not. And the same deal where you authorize them to charge your credit card for about $20 a month.

And they don't send you a small trial supply. They send you a month's supply and if you don't return the tea beyond the two-week trial size you get billed more to your credit card.

This company counts on making millions from so-called "authorized" automatic shipments. The big type on the website talks about a free trial for $4.95. Various ploys are instigated on the website where before you know it you're authorizing $50 a month in automatic shipments.

One of the only ways you're going to get out of this is to change your credit card number by calling your credit card company and reporting the card as stolen. But do this after the $4.95 charge comes off of pending status, or else that charge will be charged to your new card.

This is one of the biggest ripoffs on the internet.

Harrykatz
New York, New York
U.S.A.