I signed up for the $7.95 trial of Wu-Yi but it also automatically enrolls you in their auto-ship program. By agreeding to the trial order, you are agreeing to the next shipment of $54.95 (2 month supply) to be charged to your credit card. I too was charged $19.95 that first month, and THEN $54.95 as well.
You must return the unused/unopened tea with receipt and date of purchase. They will send you an email when your order has been received and the refund, less shipping and handling, will take two weeks to post to your account.
The $19.95 is a scam charge for a "newsletter" and you will have to call their 800 number to contest it and demand that refund as well. It is an extra (mistaken) charge that should not be applied after that first month. This is their message from the very first email i received related to this charge:
"Welcome and congratulations for joining Living Lean`s 30-day FREE trial. LivingLean is the country`s most talked about Weight Management and Nutrition system. With it you will learn The Secret to turning off the craving switch for breads, sweets, fats and over eating. It is the only the quick fix for achieving your weight loss goals permanently and to breaking free from the never ending diet roller coaster.
You will have a full 30 days to decide whether or not you wish to keep your subscription. After your guest pass expires if you are still not sure, simply enjoy the entire program and if you don`t feel it is the best kept secret to permanent weight loss you ever experienced, let us know within 72 hours of completing all the coaching sessions and we will return your membership fee. We believe that if you try this system that you will be so happy with the new you, that you will spread the word to all of your friends. Any renewals, questions and cancellations must be through your Wu-YI sponsor. 1-866-396-5711."
The WU-Yi tea is a scam and anyone that wants to read a report from a real certified nutritionist, keep reading:
"Here's the deal...
Most of these new tea products on the internet claiming to be a miracle cure for fat loss are nothing but plain old oolong tea. Some brands may have other teas mixed in too, but most I've seen are just oolong tea.
The "Wu" in their names is just their clever way of making you think this is some new secret tea discovery.
Basically they just sell you oolong tea for outrageous prices, when you can go to your local grocery store or health food store and get a whole box of oolong tea for about $2 bucks.
But beyond the outrageously marked up price, does oolong tea actually help with fat loss?
Well, the answer is... slightly.
I do recommend including a mixture of green tea, white tea, oolong tea, and black tea in your daily schedule to possibly help a slight bit with fat loss.
The fact of it is that drinking tea is not going to miraculously transform your body or "melt off bodyfat". It CAN have a slight thermogenic effect and possibly help you burn a few extra calories. Plus, there are tons of other benefits too, many of which are due to the high antioxidant content of teas.
However, let's get real... whether you drink tea or not isn't one of those major factors in how fast you're going to burn off body fat... it's just a very minor detail. The real factors are your lifestyle as a
whole, your type of exercise program and intensity, the quality of your diet, and your mindset...
So what I'd recommend is...
Don't waste your money on the overpriced, overhyped Wu-teas that claim to be a miracle fat loss cure. I do recommend including white, green, black, and oolong teas in your diet for their numerous health benefits, but you can get them MUCH cheaper (sometimes at least 10x cheaper!) at
your local grocery store instead."
-KMR 04/08/08 |
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