Skinpick.comReviews of skinpick.com

My daughter signed up thinking it was weekly payment, which she can afford. Four weeks payment was deducted direct from her bank account, not weekly as site implies. There goes all her living expenses funds for the week. Can’t trust a site that starts out with dishonesty and money grabbing. Also site doesn’t specify that payment is in US dollars which is problematic. Financially flawed and opportunistic app

Update: They asked me to update my review based on their effort. They replied a day later after my bank gave me their direct number and I left a vm on a number not listed on their website. They indicated it was my error for not seeing they bill monthly despite marketing a weekly rate, but none the less they did refund me. They are still insisting that I remove the part about an email for my acct going to a non-connected email address because they say it is impossible. They'd like that person's email, so I sent them the email address without the domain. I didn't not ask that person for the copy of the email as you can imagine a user of such a service wouldn't either nor would the other person, most likely also a user, wouldn't appreciate the breech. So they want to do right, they just will bill you monthly upfront and they still don't know how an email went to an email I didn't provide. I assume there is a data corruption issue and I hope they figure it out. The review was in an effort to compare services out there and this one came up as good but we didn't get the chance to review it and will leave it out rather than say more. I can say here that they are responsive through email, refunded the amount, but I did use a number to ultimately get a call back. Original Review: Unfortunately if you go to this website, they start to reach out. They ask you and invite you to check it out, one week at a time. You agree to confirm your identity and sign up a week at a time with a grace period as always. WIthin a minute they don't email you but you get a charge from your bank for $200. To top it off, they will email a family member and let them know you signed up, most likely from their marketing database that is linked to you, but not because you gave them the email. As an article writer about online programs, this is one I didn't expect to be scammy. It looked legit. I assume the reviews are also paid for.