SKO Brenner American Inc. Collection for product that was returned to the company. "Meaningful Beauty" was not as meaningful as I expected. I asked the company to stop sending products and returned the items to the company. o Farmingdale, New York

several months ago I ordered a trial cosmetic from a tv advertisement. The product was called "meaningful Beauty". The product was less maningful than I desired. I paid the company for what I had ued but did not re-order. The following month another package came along and I sent it back along with a notice that I no longer desired the product. A third package arrived and again I sent notice and called the company to tell them I did not want the product. They insisted that I had an obligation to pay for the product because according to them I had not notified them within the time allowed. I told them they had accepted the returned product and I no longer had the products. The person on the phone said someone would get back to me and that she had made a note that the product mailings were to stop. As I no longer received products or crrespondence I assumed the issue was resolved. A few months after, I began to receive letters from SKO Brenner American, Inc. for collection of $105.99 on behalf of "Meaningful Beaauty". I have sent them correspondence letting them know I do not have product and all has ben sent back to the company and they  have accepted the return. However, I fear this has fallen on deaf ears or perhaps no ears since these transactions appear to be automated. Which in turn could automatically be forwarded to my creditreport as a negative report.