I was also scammed into the Subcription Trap, but here is how you deal with it
I was also scammed into the subscription trap. I bought one batch, and frankly was unimpressed. Then I noticed an "upcoming charge of £51 from Lunovyn" on my Bank Statement. I immediately contacted my bank and they graciously agreed to block the payment from going through, based upon the fact that I had emailed Lunovyn, explaining that I was under the impression I had purchased a "once off trial product" not a subscription, and that I had put a stop on payment to them with my bank, also requesting that they not ship the product to me. It fell on deaf ears and they sent the product, regardless. I emailed them once more, referring them to my previous email, and requesting a return address, so that I could return their uponened product to them in the original packaging in which it had arrived. I declined, reiterating my position, that I believed I had been duped, and had no intention if paying for something I did not want. Then they offered me a 50% discount, which I declined. They advised that "because this was a 2nd order, their rules prohibit me from returning the product to them, but they had cancelled future subscriptions. I then quoted the Law of Contract to them and stated that they lacked a basic understanding of it. Under the Law of Contract, the Plaintiff may rely on the remedy of "mistake or misunderstanding" rendering the Contract voidable at the insistance of the plaintiff. This is because there was no "Consensus ad Idem" ie no Meeting of the Minds at the outset of the contract thus rendering the Contract Null and Void at the behest of the Plaintiff (myself). I had been, and still am, happy to return their product to them at my expense. It is not like I'm trying to "steal" their inferior product - I merely wish them to provide a return address. I have not heard from them again








