Garcinia Camboigia of Pleasanton, California GarciniaCambogiaMakeOver This "company" took us for $167.00. They somehow got hold of our card number and took the money out. We tried to call the number listed in this ripoff report, but you can't get an actual human. You can only leave a message. They did "call back" but they let it ring once, then hang up. We can't reach them. We've tried. We filed a dispute with the card company, but the day after the initial call they refunded $2.78 and claimed that we had agreed to terms because of the refund when our card company contacted them. This made it even more difficult to get our money back. They are liars, thieves, and this isn't their first time...I"m sure it won't be the last. We never ordered anything, nor did we receive it. Pleasanton California

The company took us for $167.00. They took it right off our card. No one ordered their merchandise, visited their site, nor did we agree to anything. We certainly didn't recieve anything.

We called the 888 number listed on our account (card) where the charges came out:

3 here, then 7 dollars there, and a few other smaller charges, so we didn't notice it the first week. The next week it was 77 here, 79 there until it added up to $167.00.

We called the number listed on the charges (different company names, but same thief and same phone number). We could not get a live individual. So, we disputed the charges. However, after we called the number listed on the charges, they refunded $2.78 cents and claimed that we had actually contacted them and agreed to a partial refund, so they disputed our "dispute". How's that for bold and brazen!?

We are still trying to get our money back through our credit card vendor. Every time they try to contact them, it's a new story. They're obviously trying to delay and deny.

When we tried to find the company on the internet, there's all kinds of websites for this particular company. 

Stay away from them!!! And, if you notice a charge from them...do NOT call them. It merely alerts them that you've noticed the theft. So, they issue a small refund and try to claim you agreed to it. What a ripoff!