Hydroxatone Luminique Facial Brightener

Hydroxatone Declatone and Bellaplex scams – Ad popped up while I was on Facebook. I filled in my details and cc details, but decided not to go ahead with it, but couldn't delete my details. Next morning a news aggressive saleswoman phoned me and kept on about the free trial, so I secumbed to the deal of 2 products. I was also offered a free product. She said it could take a few weeks for them to arrive, so after I received them I had 30 days to trial them. Then she pushed for me to agree to trialling more products and I said NO. Soon after I researched them on the net and found the negative comments, I sent them an email saying I had read the terrible reviews and they were not to take money out of my account without my authority. I received an email soon after that the products had been shipped. The day after I ordered the products I received an email from them stating cancellation of my orders and that I still had a remaining balance due of $139.90 x 2 which would be billed to my credit card on file. I had already put a stop on international payments (I had been scammed by a Chinescapable company recently). I phoned my bank and I was told they had tried a number of times to take different amounts out of my account. I was also advised to cancel my card as the next step for them would be to take money from my account via Australia, so I cancelled my card. Shortly after I received a call from there and I told hem I was very angry that they tried to take money from my account 1 day after I ordered and I hung up the phone. I received the products 2 x 2 full sized. I was going to return them to a place in Melbourne and then I decided that I wouldn't and I sent them an email saying if they wanted their products they would have to send me the postage, because I only ordered the trials. I have a landlines that I don't use much as I prefer using my mobile, but I have seen many missed calls from overseas. They acted very deceitful trying to steal money from my credit card the day after I accepted a trial. I also never received the free product. They definitely will not receive a dollar from me.

Do not touch with a barge pole – I do not know, or really care if the "product" works. This is a scam site. sign up for the "free" sample, you will receive, small (5 to 10 cc) jars of cream and miniature pump applicator (which breaks after about 5% of the product is delivered). I am not particularly stupid, but when my credit card was billed for well over $100 for the free sample i wrote it off to experience. Over a month later a second batch was delivered, apparently I'd signed up for ,4 months at approx $150 US/month. I phoned them, and cancelled my 'order" which they did, but charged me $100 Us for the second delivery. I will be talking to my cc provider shortly.I live in Australia, when i called the 1800

number I got through to a clearly USA accented snake oil salesman/carpet bagger.

My best advice is don't go internet shopping when "DUI".

Wonderful product – Have been using Luminique for just over a month and can't believe how the quality And pores of my skin is so fine ,have used so many other creams in the past but this is the best by far so my indulgence now will be Luminique cream and toner. And will certainly spread the word The way it made my skin so much finer Nothing really Only wish I could buy it more often