Parisian Glow Company offers a free trial only charging for shipping I now have THREE charges on my CC for almost $90 each. Enrolled me in an autoship program with no authorization. Will not accept returns. Company indicates that all this information is included in the fine print, but to the general consumer, the terms of this agreement are deceptive and completely unreasonable. The trial period apparently ends in 2 weeks and then you are charged the full amount unless you contact them to cancel the order. Bogus and highly suspect! Internet

Accepted a trial offer for a product called Parisian Glow.  Product was "free" with only a shipping charge of $9.95 for each of two products.  Apparently, the fine print, which was NOT included in the confirmation email, requires one to cancel the order (or return the product - I don't know which) within the two week "trial period."  After that two weeks, the ful price for the product is then charged, $89.95. for each product.  

It also seems that the "fine print" automatically enrolls one in an autoship program.  This is not specificed in the email receipt and no further emails are sent to confirm the monthly shipment, just a charge on the credit card.  

Contact to the company was less than good customer service and I was notified that returns are not accepted.

The advertising for this product is incredibly deceptive.  The "free trial" is in fact, not free, except for two weeks.  The terms of the agreement are very unreasonable, confusing, and obscured in legal terminology.  I was not able to return to those terms of agreement to verify for myself the actual terms.  The terms were relayed to me via customer service.  The email receipt did not restate those terms or highlight the need to cancel/return the item within that brief two week trial.