RevitaEye emailed me a trial offer for an eye cream for less than $5.00. My approval was accompanied by fine print that indicated I must pay $91 plus change if the trial cream was not rejected in a noted time period.
This violation of the fine print offer indicated they would send me another bottle of the cream. Unfortunately, I did not the fine print. The
I received the second bottle yesterday along with notice from the Bank of America that the charge of $91.90 was added to my debit account. I responded today by a phone cancellation to RevitaEye of any future orders. I also called their sales department that I was returning the second bottle by mail. They said they would only refund 15% because I had not adhered to the correct time period for the refund.
This practice is a ripoff because they know most people wont read the fine print. Further more, a reliable company would provide the potential customer with a warning in the same size print as the trial offer. I intend to get my money back. I will call the Bank of America to see if they can help and contact Consumer Reports. If you can help in any way, please let me know.