So I was bored one day on the internet completing some harmless surveys, when all of a sudden this great offer appears on my computer screen. I pay $1 for a bottle of pills that I'll never use, and I enter a contest for a free TV... B.S. Now my husband and I are pretty tight with cash right now because I'm expecting our first baby girl in August.
This is a pretty good deal, right? Well we get charged the dollar for the pills, then an extra 6 for shipping. Never thought about it again. I figured the T.V. was not gonna happen, but at least I'd have a gift, (the pills) to give my cousin. She's all about that stuff. Then all of a sudden two weeks later I'm lookin' at my husband's bank account and there's a $88.64 charge from greentea that we never authorized what so ever. We need this money more than ever right now. So I call the number next to the transaction.
All I get is a recording saying I can contact customer support online at
[email protected]. So I look this site up. It doesn't even exist. Then I look up that website on google and all I see is angry men and women writing about how this company continuously ripped them off. Practically $100 every month. Never authorized once. Even my neighbor downstairs has paid because of this company.
How can a company get away with robbing hard working civilians with no way to ever cancel the account. Some attorney needs to pick this case up and help the middle class of America get their money back. I'm sure it would be well worth the money. I think I hear a class action suit coming very soon.
Jeremy and Amanda
Rocklin, California
U.S.A.