Dawn M.

You see their ads everywhere. Whatever site i go to lately, there is a small square showing ultra thin ladies in lovely flowing linen and cotton clothes, looking cool and comfortable.
Beleive me, nothing is farther from the truth! You may think you are buying clothes that are made with linen, or cotton. In reality, what you get is this God awful polyester/rayon "hing". It bears a resemblance to what you bought, as the pattern or print is the same, but that is where the similarities stop.
Now, try to return it and get your money back. GOOD LUCK! Hopefully you used PayPal, because that is the only way you may get your money.
First, you see the " if there are any problems, contact us" line just below your shipping information. I sent 3 emails with no response. Then I went to the Help section on PayPal, and sent them an email from their site, and received an email the next day.
Next, they say "Sorry you don't like your purchase", then they start telling you how difficult it is going to be to return the item because of shipping costs, duty, taxes, all which you e customer is responsible to pay. Then they very generously offer to pay you 15% of the items cost, to save you the trouble. They warn you their return warehouse is in some 15 letter province in China, you have to have one of their return labels on the parcel or they won't even look at it, and that it may take up to a month before you get your refund, as they have to "inspect it". And I had until July 28th to get it there.
I got their label, put it on the return parcel, then asked my postal lady how much to send it to the address. With duty and taxes, and the weight, it was going to cost $7.00 more than what I had paid for the top. And it wasn't a cheap top! ( well, it actually was, but only becsuse they lied about the material used to nake the thing)
So, I chalked it up to a lesson learned. But hopefully, some smart ladies will find the reviews and save themselves some disappointment and money, and stay far away fro NORACORA

Lately, I've seen quite a few "Miracle Cures" for wrinkles. Of note, there are three companies that people need to be REALLY careful of. IMAGE REVIVE, FACE REPLEN, VISAGE RENEW.
They all offer "trial orders", and this is where you really need to be careful. The fist two companies give you the standard two weeks to try the product and decide if you want tho sign up for monthly deliveries, each at around a $100.00. Not cheap. What they don't tell you, is your "trial" is actually a month's supply. The product definitely does not perform the miracles they claim, so when you call to tell them you don't want to receive more product, you are told that you have to send the bottles back, and you have to register them, then call them back with a tracking number. So you spend $1.60 for a. "Sample", and it costs you $25.00 to send it back, otherwise, they charge you the full price.
The last one is a very famous persons new project. This one REALLY gets you. Again, the sample is a month's supply. And when you phone to cancel, because, again, it's no better than Nivea Skin Soft, you're told that the sample was a month's supply, so you will be charged the $100.00. (at least you don't have to return the bottles)
I had actually learned from my first mistake, so I read the Terms and Conditions, so as not to get stung again. If you are a Laywer, you could probably understand the page long, legal jumble. So, I just called the Customer service number. It was hard to get a straight answer, but in the end, she finally admitted that your "sample" was going to cost you the amount of a months supply. I phoned back later and spoke to another rep, and again, after some dancing around, he told me there was a "keeping fee" of $19.95. So i'm not sure who to believe, but it seems strange that they would let you keep a hundred dollars worth of product for less than twenty.
So, no matter that their miracle creams and lotions are going to make you look 25 years younger, ( all it did for me was give me pimples!), read the fine print, or better yet, call the Customer Service line before you get scammed.

I wrote a review about Tophatter earlier and how they mislead people by making the jewellery look a lot bigger, so you thought you were getting bigger and better jewellery. On their site, they have various sellers. One of those sellers is a vender called Edmond Inc. On the site, they tell you the status of your purchase, and the tracking number of your purchase. This seller only posted that my purchase was Untracable. Basically, they had lost it. I bought and paid for my item on the 20th of January, I have made 4 attempts to contact them, but they refuse to respond to any communications. Tophatter is supposed to have buyer protection, but they haven't done a thing. So, I'm out my item and my money. Stay away from this site! It is one big rip off, scam site.