ReVitalize Age Defying Skin Serum Big Time Scammers Santa Ana Internet

"ReVitalizing Age Defying Skin Serum" advertises on Yahoo News, among other sites, offering a direct link to their web site, which mysteriously disappears after they scam the customer. It is supposedly endorsed by Dr. Oz. So, you go to the website with the intentions of checking out their "free trial offer". Page one of the site forces you to give your information, and you think page two will give you more iformation before to agree to officially pay for anything. Well, when you click on the "continue" button that they provide, it is actually the final pay button, and not only that, you have also purchased another "free trial" without your knowledge. At that very second, your 14 day trial begins, even though you probably won't even have the product until around day 10. By this time they have already charged your card $4.95 for the product you were originally interesd in, as well as a $4.99 charge for the product you didn't even know about. Approx. 4 days later, your card will be charged $89.99 from Keller Precision Skin, which was the first product that you were considering buying, and also a $88.10 charge from  SuperDietGreenCoffee, which is the 2nd skin product that you didn't even order.

Zero information comes with the two, small trial samples. There is a New York phone number in super fine print on the box  the product comes in, even though the company is supposedly in Santa Ana California. When you call this number, some well trained and well rehearsed thug, that doesn't even identify himself or what company he represents,  will immediately start giving you the runaround.

Of course, you will notify your bank and report the obvious scam, but they will assure you that there's absolutely nothing that they can do.

If anyone is reading this, trust me when I tell you to call your bank and demand that they change your account number. Sure, it may be a hassle, but the scammers will keep trying to get more money out of your account with the on-going membership that you have, but was unaware of until you discovered your scam.