I received an email from a Walmart site suggesing that I could or was elegibleto win some money. As I viewed all the items / products shown and selected those of interest, I did not know that I would be contacted by each company to purchase products nor did I know that I would receive products in the mail and be charged for a membership that I did not want. When I realized that was the case, I tried to back out of the site but was unable to. I immediately called the company to cancel the product mailing and membeship. The person I spoke to said she only verified the mailing info and prepared product for mailing. Unfortunately, I was admitted to the hospital before I could go online to cancel within the required time frame. However, I cannot afford a membership for make-up at this time and would never do such a thing over the internet had I known.

I feel that this is a scam to charge my bank account automatically for something I do not need or want. I will be returning this product as discribed on their web-site. I hope that they will comply with my request to cancel the membership. Additionally, I did not even open the product to try it. It will be returned un-opened and in tact. This type of marketing is bogus and is not consumer minded as I did see all the complaints from people who feel as I do about the way we are tricked into accepting a product is advertised as a free trial. I am very unhappy about this situation.

N. Shields