Beauty Impressions Eye Vibe, Skin Element Scam - Do not Try Pacoima California

At the end of March, 2016, I clicked on a ad for Jennifer Aniston and Dr Oz offering a trial of  eye cream and face cream.  I tried the product. The eye cream irritated my eyes, and it took several days for the burning to disappear. The skin cream was not what was implied on the article. I was not satified with the product.  I called on approximately April 5th and was give numbers to return the merchandise.  On April 9, 2016, I sent the merchanse back with labels to each bottle with their RMA #.  USPS box was sent with Signature Confirmation of delivery.  Merchandise was delivered on April 12th per tracking # 23141340000024944454.  I still have not received my money back.

Initially, the company said I could try the product for shipping costs of $6 for eye cream and shipping cost of $5 for face cream. I received the products in one box, with an invoice that just stated what I had ordered with no indication that additional costs would be charged.

When I received my credit card bill I had been charged $98 and $93 for the trial product. I only ordered a trial sample, not a one month supply. The company stated that I would receive reimbursement minus a restocking fee.  They also wanted to charge $40 for a restocking fee. The product should not have been restocked, since it had been opened and touched.

 The company uses many different names: Credit Card Name:  Extravagant Beauty Care St 855-549-5857 NY; Aerial Desire Eye Care ST 855-549-5857 : On the invoice in the package the company is Beauty Impressions 855-567-2147. The company address is in San Francisco, CA; The warehouse is in Pacoima, CA; The customer service is in Clearwater, FL 855-549-5857.

I contacted the company at all the different numbers. Although, "Steve" answered the phone, his accent was thick with an India suspect, and may not have been from this country. I also suspect this operation is not from the United States.