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Complaint Review: PH Media LLC Usaveonpills - Oklahoma City Oklahoma
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PH Media LLC Usaveonpills
www.usaveonpills.com Oklahoma City, 73139 Oklahoma, U.S.A.
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PH Media LLC, Usaveonpills Beware, they will auto enroll you and charge you! Oklahoma City Oklahoma
Beware! I ended up in this nightmare because I ordered a bottle of acai berry pills from a third party site that was linked to usaveonpills.com. I thought I was ordering 1 bottle of pills, period, for a fee of 7.95.
First, I checked my credit statement a few days later and they had charged me twice. They refunded the second charge. Several weeks later I received a random email stating that my "final shipment was processed and that I was automatically being withdrawn from the auto-ship agreement per the terms and conditions of the offer".
I then checked my balance again thinking that I would see another charge for 7.95. Instead, there is a charge for 89.95! And for what? I have no idea, the product hasn't arrived. I truly wonder what I paid for, was it nothing? So far it looks that way. I cannot imagine what kind of package I would get with 89.95 worth of pills in it. I never saw anything stating I would be charged later. Had I seen it, I'd know what I was getting in the mail.
My husband signed for the 1 bottle of pills last month and when we opened it, there was no insert, just a pill bottle in an envelope. Never received emails stating I was signing up for anything, never even saw thier website until I looked at my statement and saw the double charges. Still don't know if they even have an email address!
This is how I ended up here, I saw a report from another person who was scammed, I followed her lead, contacted the Attorney General in my state, filed a complaint, disputing the charges, cancelled my credit card and set up a fraud meeting with my bank for next week.
Their actual website doesn't have any active links so I don't think anyone is purchasing directly through them, they don't even advertise the acai berry on the site, it truly is odd.
Buyer beware, stay away from freebie offers, that is how I was scammed into this. I wish I could remember the third party site I was on. It was a site that said "read the offers from the following people, chose two offers and win a free gift card". After completing two offers I was taken to a new page that said I had to complete three more offers...that's when I realized something was wrong and I "X" out of the site. At that point I thought well, I am done about ten bucks, learned my lesson.
Boy was I in for a shock when the new charges came to light!
Never tried the pills, don't plan to, they smell like hay.
Autumn
Everett, Washington
U.S.A.
First, I checked my credit statement a few days later and they had charged me twice. They refunded the second charge. Several weeks later I received a random email stating that my "final shipment was processed and that I was automatically being withdrawn from the auto-ship agreement per the terms and conditions of the offer".
I then checked my balance again thinking that I would see another charge for 7.95. Instead, there is a charge for 89.95! And for what? I have no idea, the product hasn't arrived. I truly wonder what I paid for, was it nothing? So far it looks that way. I cannot imagine what kind of package I would get with 89.95 worth of pills in it. I never saw anything stating I would be charged later. Had I seen it, I'd know what I was getting in the mail.
My husband signed for the 1 bottle of pills last month and when we opened it, there was no insert, just a pill bottle in an envelope. Never received emails stating I was signing up for anything, never even saw thier website until I looked at my statement and saw the double charges. Still don't know if they even have an email address!
This is how I ended up here, I saw a report from another person who was scammed, I followed her lead, contacted the Attorney General in my state, filed a complaint, disputing the charges, cancelled my credit card and set up a fraud meeting with my bank for next week.
Their actual website doesn't have any active links so I don't think anyone is purchasing directly through them, they don't even advertise the acai berry on the site, it truly is odd.
Buyer beware, stay away from freebie offers, that is how I was scammed into this. I wish I could remember the third party site I was on. It was a site that said "read the offers from the following people, chose two offers and win a free gift card". After completing two offers I was taken to a new page that said I had to complete three more offers...that's when I realized something was wrong and I "X" out of the site. At that point I thought well, I am done about ten bucks, learned my lesson.
Boy was I in for a shock when the new charges came to light!
Never tried the pills, don't plan to, they smell like hay.
Autumn
Everett, Washington
U.S.A.
