DermaLivReviews 28

I signed up for a free trial of dermaliv and then chose to look at peoples reviews and I was surprised to find that everyone was calling the company a scam. I signed up for 2 products and got 4. Then I thought I had better look into the price of each product. Nowhere during the process of giving them my information for a free trial did I see a price. Surprised at the cost of each product.$80.00, I got concerned as no review was good about the way they take your money. The product was delivered in two days, I tried it and did not like the way it went on my face, smelled and there was no product instructions or return info. I called to send it back but no one answered the 800 number. Panic set in and I got worried about it really being a scam. I finally got the best results from an e-mail about my concerns and got the best rep ever to help me with my return. ASHLY S. Customer support was amazing! We stayed in touch throughout the process and it was resolved in just a matter of a few days. She gave me my RMA numbers and the address of where to send the return. I hope for those that feel hopeless there is a way that you can get the help you need by using the e-mail. *******@dermaliv.com

I got the trial bottles for 1.99 and 2.13. I spoke with Ervin F. Yesterday and he helped me cancel this subscription.
I found out that it is recurring and I will be charged 79.99 and 79.95 per shipment and on top of that I am allergic to the product.
I have gotten two shipments, the original one I paid 1.99 and 2.13 for the two bottles ordered on Nov 1,2015. Then I got the second shipment this week in which I got charged 79.99 and 79.95, Dec 10.
When I got home and looked at my credit card bill I see I was charged for three shipments.
1) 1.99 and 2.13 for the initial shipment on Nov 1,2015.
2) 79.99 and 79.95 on Nov 19 for no shipment at all.
3) 79.99 and 79.95 for the second shipment on Dec 10,2015

I have called your customer service phone number 5 times today and keep getting a busy signal.
First of all you ripped me off by not telling me that it was a recurring shipment and I would have to cancel it.
Second of all you have charged me for three shipments when I only got two.

I put the second shipment in the mail back to you today and I will be charged 9.95 for putting these two bottles back on the shelf, plus I had to pay 3.74 for the postage.
(I got the emails yesterday telling me what to do to send them back)
I am totally appalled by the way you treat your customers and I want a complete refund.
I will pay for the first shipment, the 1.99 plus 2.13 which adds up to 4.12 because I used those long enough to know I was allergic.
I want my credit card credited for both the 79.99 (x2) and the 79.95 (x2) charges and I do not want to pay the 9.95 restocking fee.
How can they get away with this and then not pick up the phone?

Don't fall for this scam! I ordered a "free sample". A couple days later, I read some reviews and realized they were screwing people, so I called and told them I did not want any more product. I was told I had to return the bottle, which I did right away. 3 weeks later, my credit card was charged $79.95. I called and demanded a refund. The woman promised me that a supervisor would call me back in an hour. 3 hours later, I called again. I was told, again, that a supervisor was not available. I was told I needed the tracking number from my return, so today I called for THE THIRD TIME, she still would not let me talk to a supervisor, but she told me that my package had been received by them almost a month ago. I blew a gasket! I asked why I had been charged then, if they had received my return. Finally, after another 15 minutes on the phone, she told me they would credit my account in 3 - 5 days. I will be watching my credit card account. Funny thing, I think it was the same woman all 3 times. She used a different name, but she had the same accent and used the same phrases while she was giving me lame excuses. In the end, my "free sample" cost me over $10, with the cost to ship to me and the return postage. I do not know how these people sleep at night. I asked her that too. Lesson learned!

Do not fall for this and other similar company free sample come-on. These just lead to monthly charges you were not expecting unless you read their Terms and Conditions. Most people don't and they know this and take advantage of it. Your credit card information will not list the vendors name, nor have a simple phone number noted, nor correctly identify the merchandise. These are all deceptive practices. In addition you might find your payment subject to foreign exchange charges as these are not US companies in some cases.

The product smells bad and it dried my face out. My face was so dry that I had an ecsema like rash around my eyes. When I tríed to return the product it was a huge hastle. First, customer service was rude. He argued with me the fact that the two different products came in two boxes. He argued the tracking numbers on the box. I asked to speak to supervisor and he was not available to speak to me because he was "busy taking care of business" so I left my number for a call back. They did not care about my business apparently!

I have been sent 2 samples of DERMALIV and I need to cancel the product and send it back and unsubscribe.to the monthly supply.
Where do I send it for cancelation? I found the info I needed on the Internet
Later: after contacting them they agreed to refund a portion of the first order and a complete refund of the second, sending me confirmations of both transactions through my e-mail. The customer service girl was from the Phillipines, very nice and accomodating She was unaware of the comments made on SiteJabber and I suggested she get another job where the sales pitch was on the up-and-up. We'll see if the credits come through on my credit card.
As of 11/15/the credits have been applied to my charge account and my questions answered. I hope the rest of the buyers are as lucky as I was in getting the little girl from the Philippines in the customer service dept. to rectify their problem.

I did not receive or see anywhere, where I would be charged $84.90 foe a very tiny bottle of cream! I ordered a sample that is it! Then I receive a package I knew nothing about and 2 days later a nice charge on my CC. This cream didn't EVEN work at all from what I could see. I amm very angry about charges made to my CC without my knowledge. No receipt or any kind of paperwork. I called the company and they gave me a number to put on the box and return... no from reading other peoples reviews I am afraid I will not get my money back and so the long battle begins. Really people what a SCAM!

I am not completely satisfied with the effects of Dermaliv after using it for 15 days, beginning on the day I received it (June 25). I am furious to discover that my trial period ended Wednesday, July 8, and that a shipment went out to me on July 9. What kind "twenty-one day trial period" are we talking about – from the date of shipment? That hardly seems like enough time to see the effects of this cream on a person aged 71 who has taken care of her skin since age 40 with monthly visits to a esthetician and good products available only from her. I understand from discussing this with the phone representative today, July 10, that on the form I filled out to sign up that I was notified that the trial period would begin with the shipment date. Why was this information not reinforced in the email message and/or in the card that came in the box (no packing bubble wrap, just loose jars of cream and eye serum jostling around)? This is such poor business practice! I am returning the cream and, in good faith, I hope you will waive the $10/bottle "shipping and handling" (are you kidding me?) cost for returning the new shipment along with the almost empty cream jar.
What is particularly upsetting to me is to think that a person who is excited to try something touted as a near miracle and perhaps did not take good note of the short trial period (it took 8 days to reach me) should have to pay anything. My next conversation will be with the BBB. I hate to say it, but this is a scam which I will report to them as well as online.

I thought I could order this product for $4.95 each, but it turned out to be $159.84. Your 21 day trial period start on the day you place your order. On the 21st day they add $159.84 on your charge account. They c laim the very tiny bottle they send you is the actual size product. So if you don't send it back before the trial period is over they charge you. When I sent it back I had to pay for shipping. Please keep your tracking slip because they will claim they didnot receive it. They will also take out $19.90 for restocking fee. Can you beleive restocking a tiny trial bottle. They should truley be investigated.

Just like everyone else I fell for their 4.95 trick and bought into their products. However there were no disclaimer about the after charges or recurring charges of product at time of checkout. I was charged 79.95 & 79.98 and was unaware of it until it showed up on my credit card. I called them and they refused to refund me. I file dispute with my cc company and while they were investigating, dermaliv charged me again for monthly subscription when I did not order nor agreed to the terms. Sadly said my cc company did not represent me and said the disclaimer was on their website and nothing I can do! This stupid dishonest company ripped me off almost $300 for products that don't even work and no customer service whatsoever!

If anyone was successful in getting refund from them or how dispute was file with your cc, please share with us! Also is there a site we can report them so they are removed from doing unethical business?

I am in the process of disputing the charges with my cc company and I will have to see how that works out, but I would warn others not to get involved with this company. Basically, I bought into the "Try it before you buy" line and purchased two 21 day free samples for $4.95 and $4.97. At the end of 21 days I was charged $79.93 and $79.89. When I contacted the company they agreed to refund the charges except for a restocking fee of $9.95. So, for $35.77 (including the shipping charge to get it back to the company) I didn't get anything! Beware of this scam.