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Home > Teeth Whitening At Home > Teeth whitening Products > Free Trial Avoid teeth whitening free trial scams
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The company creates a website with unsubstantiated and
ill-researched claims about how that product will bleaching your
teeth.
They put up fake testimonials, reviews and the works. Some things to watch for are the counters that seem to indicate that you only have a set amount of time to get their offers.
These pages are ridiculously hard to navigate away from, as when you try to close the window a live chat window opens where they pitch you on paying sometimes less than $2.00 for shipping on the product. They entice people to try now with a very tempting offer, a “risk free” trial for 15 days.
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A forced continuation and it is found on the offers pages (written
is small fine print).
The only trick involved is how they get
people to fork over their credit card details for a relatively small
shipping cost, only to eventually slam you with charges for teeth
whitening products that you might very well not even receive.
It is something called a forced continuation and it is found on the offers pages (written is small fine print). This means that after you get your original free teeth whitening product in the mail, you will also get another supply of the teeth whitening product sent to you after the trial has run its course and also have it charged on your credit card.
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The cancellation lines are forever busy.
Even if you wanted to
cancel, many of these scammers make it impossible for you to do so.
Here's the kicker. The cancellation lines are forever busy. You can
never get ahold of someone to cancel your product. But you will
still be billed month often month. Many people have to cancel their
credit cards.
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