Radha

I came across Aerohake through social media ads and decided to try their products despite some hesitation. Unfortunately, I now understand the numerous negative aerohake reviews complaints. I ordered their push-up bra and what arrived was cheaply made and completely different from what was advertised.

Their "24/7 customer service" is nearly impossible to reach, and they only offered me a partial refund of $11 on a $57 order — absolutely unacceptable. Based on aerohake reviews consumer reports, it seems like many customers face similar issues, including broken products, false advertising, and poor customer support.

I've had to escalate the issue through PayPal just to try and get a fair resolution. Honestly, this experience feels like a scam, and I urge others to read multiple Aerohake reviews before buying. Be cautious — especially with brands that only showcase 5-star reviews and hide negative feedback.

I wish I had checked more Clizia Shoes reviews before placing my order. Based on my personal experience (kokemuksia), I strongly advise others to stay away. The shoes I received were of poor quality, nothing like the professional images used on their website. The sizing was off, and they definitely did not feel like authentic Italian craftsmanship, as advertised.

When I tried to return them, customer service was completely unresponsive. I emailed several times with no reply, and calling them was pointless—they acted as if they couldn’t understand me. I even had to dispute the charge through my bank, which took months to resolve.

Worst of all, I got hit with a surprise import fee, and Clizia refused to refund it—even though they falsely claimed the shoes were shipped locally. This company feels like a scam operation, and they appear to be targeting international buyers through social media ads.

I recently had a frustrating experience with Musely that made me question their transparency and customer service. After receiving a prescription on April 27, I canceled the auto-renewal two days later via their app, with email confirmation and screenshots to back it up. Despite this, Musely charged and shipped the exact same prescription again within a week. Their return policy is restrictive—if a product doesn’t work or causes irritation, you're either out of luck or forced to continue using it for 60 days just to qualify for a refund, even at the risk of skin damage. I also noticed that trying to contact a real person for help is nearly impossible. Based on my experience, and reading through other Musely reviews, it seems I’m not alone. I strongly recommend researching the company thoroughly before committing, especially since they require prepayment and don’t clearly disclose refund limitations during checkout. I’m now filing a complaint with the BBB. Consumers deserve more honesty and accountability from telehealth providers.