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I got a free sample pack from using the sweat coin app. I only had to pay $5 for shipping and handling. The water itself is not very great and definitely doesn’t get as many uses as they say. The worst part is they signed me up to a subscription for $42 that I never agreed to. They’re impossible to reach and when you comment on Instagram about how they are a scam they delete everyone’s comments.
Signs you up for a subscription without telling you. Never answer emails. And even though they have "shipping and return" part on their website, there isn't a single word about returning the order
I order a pack they cancel it and I didn't get my money back so its scam.
I tried to cancel my subscription but they keep charging me for the packages and I will file this with my bank because they is not okay for them to have such bad service
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