auralux underhanded illegal ripoff ploy is wildly successful thanks to us! san diego California

While I was on the phone listening to the re-cycling over and over of her "facts" by the representative, I got online and looked up the website for Auralux.  Lo and behold!!  There was my report on the Ripoff Report!  Just kidding.....but......the report beautifully and perfectly documented my misadventure with Auralux.  Yes, I also am clear that the site I found the offer and ordered on was not the complete website.  I was given an offer of a FREE bottle for $4.95 and simply filled out my credit card information.

WHAT?!  you say?  Yes, I did.  For the offer of this cream and with no print or information whatsoever stating I would be place d on an auto-enrollment plan after 10 days, I of simple mind and pure motives ordered this cream via my credit card!  Yes, I was pleased there was no ten day caveat.  Yes, I am aware of these "industry" norms.  This site DID NOT involve this kind of order.  I simply agreed to buy a bottle for $4.95 and idiotically assumed I would receive copious flurries of emails offering to sell me this product as a result of my terrific feeling about it after trying it.

Within a week my bottle arrived.  The next day another bottle arrived, of skin cell creme.  This was four cents more; i.e., $4.99.  Since I had not signed up for any ongoing price charges on top of never purchasing this second creme, I didn't think much about it, having no obligation to.

Neither creme appears to have any pizazz.  Both cremes are bland, nondescript, ineffectual clones of a very economical drugsstore cream one might try.

Now, 10 days later, I have been charged $89.95 for the cell creme I did NOT order to the tune of $4.99.   THis charge is the first one that was FINALLY removed by the company Auralux.  (It takes 35 minutes and 30 blood pressure points.)   Now I am arguing that on the snake venom creme I will not pay even though i get a $100 gift certificate.  I will not pay 75%.  I will not pay 50% or yup, you guessed it, 25% of the $89.95 monthly subscription price.  I will only accept a full refund and removal from the AuraDirty List.

Now, 45 minutes after my first request to talk to a supervisor, I am transferred over.  Apparently my recognition that I was never directed to a full website nor did I have online disclosure of the full and unamended offer,  the supervisior has agreed to remove both charges (the second which would be undoubtedly posted today) and to send no further mailings nor list me as a customer.

This product comes in a jar.  The jar I ordered is Snake Venom Peptide Cream (Auralux).  Katie Holmes and Jennifer Aniston use snake venom creme.  I will get mine for $4.95.  I am an idiot.  This is my third venture in ten years on ordering from a special offer, an offer which solicited me online. This time, third time, is the charm.  I have never NOT had trouble and charges.  What am I thinking, ordering just because it did not say on the site that there is no ongoing order or charge being processed the minute I order my sample?  I WILL NEVER, NEVER AGAIN SIGN UP FOR AN OFFER LIKE THIS.  I PROMISE.

I am not thinking when I do something this ignorant, naive, gullible, hopeful or simply dumb.  I hope you will read this, AND the long review I found on Ripoff Report just by typing in Auralux creme.  Thank you, RipOff report!  I feel better already.  My jaw is still clenched but I THINK I will be getting a reverse charge posting on my bank account statement, and no further charges.  This entailed luck and planning.  And a mind-bending, interminable call (which, interestingly, they did not disconnect on at all).  The incredible annoyance and irritation I experienced is unfortunately on my house.  Do not let this happen to you!  And take this report generically as if it applies to every cheap trick out there online.