Reviewed by Beth Wilson on Jul 8
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Derma Juvenate Overview
Derma Juvenate is the closest product that you will get to having a magic wand that will eliminate all wrinkles and fine lines. It visibly reduces as well as alerting the body when there is skin that is actually becoming damaged. Derma Juvenate works as an alarm system for the body to help create ageless looking skin.
How Derma Juvenate Works
Derma Juvenate uses peptides that help to decrease wrinkles and fine lines, promote collagen production as well as plump and firm the skin. All of this gives the appearance of newer and younger looking skin. The main ingredient is Polymoist-PS, which is a peptide that firms the face. It is taken directly from nature and put into Derma Juvenate to give the best results.
Derma Juvenate Benefits
- Clinical studies were performed on Derma Juvenate.
- There are before and after pictures on the website showing results.
- You will see visible results in as little as thirty days.
- You can try Derma Juvenate for free.
Derma Juvenate Drawbacks
- You can only try Derma Juvenate through a free trial by giving the company all of your information.
- There were no reviews found about it.
Where to Buy Derma Juvenate
As of right now there is no place that you can purchase Derma Juvenate. The only way you can try the product is through free trials. The websites where you can sign up for a free trial is dermajunvenate.org, dermajuvenate.net and derma-juvenate.com.
Recommendation
Derma Juvenate has the look of a product that could work, but it feels like there is something missing. The website gives data and percentages from clinical studies performed on Derma Juvenate as well as including before and after pictures of customers who have used the product. There is even a YouTube video out about it to show you results and how it works.
So what is missing? There are no reviews really found about the product as well as price. Everywhere you go to read about the product it only offers you a free trial. It could be assumed that once you give the company all of your information for the free trial, you will be sent information about how to purchase the product. Most consumers want to know how much it costs before they even get the free trial because no sense in trying a product that they cannot afford. So the question should be asked, is it too good to be true?
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Like so many other gullible and vulnerable women, I have been totally ripped off by Dermajuvenate and Deadsea set, it appears from various blogs that I have since read, that Dermajuvenate take another product with them into this scam.
Together, Dermajuvenate and Deadsea set have stolen almost £200.00 from my account. That is on top of the initial ‘trial offer price’ of £4.99 (which with shipping was nearer £12.00)
I exist on an overdraft facility, so was totally beguiled when I saw this amazing offer and read the review from the “Cardiff grandmother/mother”, with such amazing results and so cheap (I cannot afford to buy facial products normally).
Also I very very rarely buy anything via the internet. Why oh why did I fall for this scam AND WHY, AND HOW are these LOW-LIFE SCUM still advertising and still getting away with it?
No where on the e.mails I received from the ‘two’ companies was there any mention of a full price product, and I kept wondering ‘if it works, how does one re-order and at what cost?’ because absolutely no information comes with the products.
When I realised something terribly wrong had occured with my bank account, I immediately contacted my bank, I also telephoned Dermajuvenate, I was afraid although it was a UK telephone, that the call was transferred to the U.S. and ended up being on the phone for almost fifteen minutes trying to reason with an Asian/American woman on the other end who refused to pass me to a manager, she refused to send me a cheque for the monies unlawfully taken from my account.
As soon as I realised the scam I ordered a new bank card.
I tried to contact Deadsea set via e.mail (because there is no phone number) BUT only to find I could not e.mail them, it appeared their site had vanished. I tried a couple of days later, to no avail, my computer kept telling me ‘this site has expired’.
Meanwhile, my bank kindly reimbursed the stolen monies and cancelled the fees accrued by non-payment of some of my essential direct debits.
However on Saturday I received a letter from my bank, stating that they found Dermajuvenate had not done anything wrong and therefore they are going to debit my account for £187.86.
Is there any way this company, and other such scams can be brought to justice and shut right down? Is there a way that these adverts can stop being displayed on the internet?
Please please lets find a way of ensuring no one else gets caught by these disgusting low life individuals who prey on the gullible.
The products do not work, you’re much better off sticking to Pond’s or Nivea. The only things Demajuvenate and the Deadsea set have done for me are to increase my stress levels, giving me even more wrinkles and a lot more grey hairs!
Hey Bobbie,
Sorry to hear about your story, and believe me it’s not the first time Ive heard it. Unfortunately, the internet is full of scams like this, and there is not much we/you can do about it. When one company closes their doors due to this type of fraud, they simply relabel the product under a new name and run the same scam all over again. Your best bet is to read the terms and conditions carefully before ordering anything.
Rachel
WomensBlogTalk.com
Total rip off same thing 89.99 taken from my account two weeks later. Will have to cancel with my bank and get a new card ,
What a total rip off please do not order ,ad £89 out of my bank , I was not aware and wondered where money had gone,,,,,, rip off be aware,,,,
Same thing here in UK. I managed to get 50% refund without much argument, but as I have not tried the stuff yet I don’t know if it works!
The fact that I got the refund fairly easily makes me wonder if they are aware how close to the wind they are sailing.
Same thing happened with Dead sea beauty stuff which was advertised with the Derma product so I thought they were the same firm…oh no!
After more of a battle with them I did get some refunded….AND,,, big deal, got to keep the product!! Also as yet untested…I’m hoping to be very beautiful soon!!
Hi, my mum has been caught out by this, where did you contact them, the phone number seems to be disconnected, we are worried they’ll keep taking the money, thanks.
Check your credit card statement, there is usually a phone number associated with the transaction.
Rachel
WomensBlogTalk.com
Hi Margaret,
It happened to me too with both creams. I’m trying to get in touch with them. What did you do to get the money back? Do you have any telephone number or email address? Thank you.
Talk about something looking too good to be true! Had a real shock when the billing amount appeared on my statement. I, too, thought I’d sent for a free sample not signed up for life. Still can’t believe I fell so easily for such a scam. Buyer beware! Watch out for Deadseaset too,
This product is sold using a total scam. The free sample offer which states pay postage only will in fact take £89.91 after 2 weeks and continue every month. The banks say they can do nothing. SCAM SCAM SCAM…Worldwide.
Us seniors are the ones worried about the wrinkles–right? And us seniors are constantly being warned aboutgetting ripped off on the internet–right? Well, I’m one of the senile ole ladies who learned her lesson finally. I don’t know if this stuff works or not. I got my FREE trial and then three days later they waltzed into my check acct and removed my electric pmt. The electric company told me they don’t care if I have wrinkles or not cause nobody can see them in the dark anyway. And when I called dermapoopoo they told me they’d cancel it and give me back 1/2 my money! Half???? Half????? And then sweet thing proceded to persistently try to sell me something else to put on my debit card. And when I kept telling her “NO”. She then tried to sell me sometjing else on my card! She would not stop and I finally ended up just very politely hanging up on her after wishing her a good day. So if you aren’t rich RUN from this add. I won’t die from my wrinkles–and you probably won’t either. This has not been fun.
Thank god I found this site. I searched all over the internet to find info about this product. The review from Diane really helped me a lot. I will try the product but I will use a gift card to do it. That way they will not have my credit card info, and will not send me any more when they try to bill me again.
Regarding not being able to find the pricing after the “free trial”. The small print when you sign up states they will auto ship and bill the credit card you used for your “free trial” and it is VERY expensive. I have copied and pasted the disclaimer below.
By clicking “Order Now” we’re giving you a trial bottle for only $1.99 today (non refundable), and then you have 14 days from the date you place your order with us to evaluate the product. If you are unhappy with the product at any time during those 14 days, you must call or email us to avoid being billed and cancel receiving future shipments. If you are satisfied with our product, do nothing and we will bill you $89.71 for the trial bottle you received. We will also send you a full month supply for $89.71 plus $3.99 shipping and handling, every thirty (30) days thereafter. Cancel anytime by phone by calling 1 888-447-6613
They ripped me off too, did not know that your trial period starts when you order. There is a way to get these people and stop them from ripping people off, they will continue to do it unless someone puts a stop to it. If there are more of you out there, please e-mail me, I am going to do whatever I can to stop them, they went into my mortgage money. vthorn@yahoo.com. Look to hear from you.