LifeCell Corporation

LifeCell (skin care products ) is widely advertised on the internet w/ very professional looking web sites. Their recent popular scam is toting a “trial” anti-wrinkle cream product. The implicit message is that it is free; the scheme was formulated to decieve. Within the terms and conditions ( in roundabout and convoluted fashion ) it does say ( if you read very carefully and are able to see through the double-speak ) that you will be charged if the product isn’t sent back within 30 days. It’s all very contrary to the way trial offers are typically pitched. Again, the clear intent is deception. They acquire your credit card (etc.) under the guise of a nominal shipping fee request. once they have it, you’re screwed. First, they provide no reference for cost ( they want to charge $189 for a small tube of cream ) – until it shows up on your credit card ( in under-handed fashion ). They need to be stopped. They own all of the review websites – so anyone looking to first investigate is channeled to their propaganda sites. It’s mind-blowing that they’ve survived this long; they no doubt have a team of unethical lawyers doing constant damage control. It’s unbelieveable! .