Complaint Review: Rachel Ray's Radiant Revive - Internet
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- Rachel Ray's Radiant Revive Internet United States
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- Category: "Trial offers"
Rachel Ray's Radiant Revive sent for trial offer and now have received more product which they charged my credit care. they will not let me return product or get a refund. Very surprised that Rachel Ray would do business with this kind of company. I will never buy another product that Rachel puts her name on! Internet
*General Comment: "Free Trial" skin cream "deals"
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Called company to get address to return products. No returns they told me. No refunds. Nothing they could do because it was past a certain date to notify them that I did not want anymore. Asked for supervisor - what a joke had me waiting on phone for 30 minutes. Finally had to hang up - do not think there was a supervisor at all. What a SCAM. Rachel Ray put her name on this product. BIG mistake on her part, because I will not trust any product she is involved with anymore.
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#1 General Comment
"Free Trial" skin cream "deals"
AUTHOR: John - (United States)
SUBMITTED: Saturday, November 18, 2017
...are always a scam. Every. Single. Time. The "details" which make them legal are buried in fine print on web pages nobody ever looks at because they figure "hey, it's free, why do I have to read this." Never, EVER sign up for "free" trials- you will be automatically added as a "subscriber" and they'll send you endless bottles of junk for which they'll charge you hundreds of dollars before you can turn around. There's no such thing as something for nothing, and "free" trials are very, very expensive.
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