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This company is a scam. You hit subscribe. After you realize the product doesn't work and then cancel, they charge your card three months later. Cheap product, horrible customer service. Reported to the BBB.
They placed an order I did not want from their website and debited my bank account. They refused to allow me to return that order but offered a discount last month.
I told them I absolutely did not want to do any more business with them - they had already sent 3 month supply of retinol product I am not using and today I find they debited my account $53 for something I did not order and specifically told them to cancel. I told them every way possible. They stole my money. I will now have to get a new debit card to stop soluwellness from stealing it.
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