I signed up for a free sample for Dermitage and Hydroxatone. What a mistake. The products didn't do anything, which frankly did not surprise me.
What they did with my email address is at the top of my annoyance list. Ever since I signed up for them, I have received spams every day despite my and gmail's spam filters. Even though I am on the National-Do-Not-Call List, I get phone solicitations from eager sales people who insist I subscribed to receive these solicitations. Plus, they charged my credit card and even though I canceled and returned the products, are very reticent about refunding the money.
In short, Hydroxatone and Dermitage are about as insidious a marketing virus as Acai Berry, which I urge one NEVER to try.
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Very Annoying Things
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