Stemacella - www.stemacella.com

I did a survey that said was from Shaw Communications for which I received a free gift. I gave my credit card number to cover shipping and handling. $8. Three weeks later, they charged my credit card $179.95 for this so called free gift. Stay clear of stemacellca. 

Another set of scumbags who attract the less well informed and elderly with the promise of a "deal" on a piece of junk product, then hammer cards provided for payment with subscriptions.

They should all be in jail and the human rodents who work for them should take a good look in the mirror.

I went on line to do a survey. At the end of the survey I was offered a gift for filling out the survey. Your face cream was offered as the gift and getting the face cream for the price of shipping cost. I gave them my debit card number. You proceeded to charge of $99.87 plus an international transaction fee $3.00 which put my bank account in the red and now I'm paying large overdraft fees. I am so angry at you. Please return the monies into my account and you will not hear from me again. I commend that no one give out their number to anyone on the internet. You have my email address so that you can contact me via email at any time. I am on a fixed income and would like to have my money back. If need be I will continue in requesting my money back through the states attorney's office.

I thought I was filling out a customer service survey online for Kroger stores. It offered free rewards for doing it. It turned out to be a company impersonating Kroger and the free rewards led to their website. They completely deny that this happened btw. What you're led to believe is a reward for paying just shipping and handling is actually a recurring charge of $149.95 that you don't even know you're being billed for until you get your visa bill and it's too late. Their customer service people are refuse to help and are somewhat threatening about you involving your bank. Their products are awful and their whole business model is based on deception and people giving up. Avoid them at all costs or you'll be out a lot of money and frustration.

I was offered this "free" gift for completing a brief survey on a well known website. I was charged two separate "S&H Charges" and then a whopping $149.95 for an unknown commodity. LifeLock and my bank caught it; had to get a new card but bank did not pay and the appropriate authorities were notified.

I was charged $150.20 for something that was supposed to be a free gift. I would like to know who to contact.

This site offers 14 day free trial of facial products. Ordered same for wife. The add specifically says the 14 days starts when you receive the product. After I placed the order they took nearly £200 from my credit card. I received the product a week after I ordered it and wife had a reaction to it so I returned it immediately. Have spoken with them and they won't budge. All they offered was £50 in good faith as long as I didn't tell my bank. Matter is with my credit card company now. Apparently a lot of people worldwide have had the same problem. I would avoid this company at all costs.