September 24, 2008
Caracol cream Review
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Rating: 21/100
This is another anti aging cream that claims to help remove wrinkles, eye puffiness, crow’s feet, fine lines and other signs of aging. The 7 key ingredients of this anti aging cream are Allantoin, Collagen, Natural Elastins, Glycolic Acid, Anti-Biotic Peptides, Vitamins (A,C and E) and also A Natural Solar Filtrate. But if you visit their website, there is no actual research presented about their product.
Price: $79.95
This is what they claim: (Quoted from their website)
- Manually transform your sagging and drooping face into a smooth and toned image of you.
- Tighten your jaw line with almost laser precision…your unique facial contours and planes will gradually reappear, as if you were years younger
- Give your face the crucial substance, structure and support it needs to maintain its youthful appearance
- Turn on the rapid production of cushiony collagen and elastin fibers so your skin looks robust, thickened, and smooth as silk. Wrinkles virtually vanish from sight and what’s more…even future wrinkles don’t stand a chance!
- Say good riddance to your puffy under eye bags and dark circles as excess fluids and toxins are gently removed from your tissues
- Delight in your reflection when you look in the mirror and see your complexion has found a clear, healthy radiance
- Revive your bold and dazzling eyes so you look fully alert and sparkling with energy. Crow’s feet? What crow’s feet?
- Banish the mere thought of ever having a needle or scalpel anywhere near your face!
Negatives:
- No clinical data that can back up what they claim on their website.
- Poor customer service.
- They charge you before the 14-day trial period end up.
- They use fake information to mislead the customers.
Positives:
- They presented a good line of ingredients on their website.
- Live chat is present on their website.
Website: http://www.caracol-cream.com/
Guarantee: 14-day trial. 60-day money back guarantee.
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Conclusion: This anti aging cream claims to be awarded with a Gold Award 2007 by American Anti-Aging Association (http://www.americanantiagingassociation.com). According to our research, this is a fake website. Check out this useful source http://www.scam.com/showthread.php?t=43486. They just mimic the REAL American Aging Association (http://www.americanaging.org/). Another common complaint from the users is that they do not abide by the Terms and Conditions they come up with. They charge your credit card even before the 14-day trial was up. They also have a very poor customer service. You can search the Internet about this product and discover other complaints about them.
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Comments on Caracol cream Review »
Christina @ 9:08 pm
I bought this cream based on the claim that it receives the Gold Award. Now that I know it is a false claim I am pretty peeved. I have been using the cream for about 3 weeks now. I like the way it feels on my skin, however I haven’t seen much visible improvement thus far. I will use it for another few weeks and if I don’t see the results I expected, I am definitely going to cancel and check out Athena. Thanks!
Kathy L. Anderson @ 1:29 pm
I thought I had cancelled any further orders at this time but see by my visa bill that arrived I was still charged $68.90 and want to cancell please…can you confirm that this will be taken care of, thank you…..or my # 507-526-2570
Anon @ 9:09 pm
Kathy Anderson - it’s a very bad idea to post your phone number on the internet. You should see what measures you can take to have that removed, and immediately.
On a different note, everyone keeps knocking this company for their “shady practices” when it comes to the 14-day trial. Folks, the entire “trial and then charge the stew out of your card” scheme is certainly not new, and certainly not limited to the people who make this cream. I am not condoning the practice but one certainly cannot bash just one company for the trial and bait scheme.
As far as their product is concerned, I happen to like it.
As far as the claims they make regarding what results you can expect from this “miracle cream,” well, what skin cream company DOESN’T make that ridiculous claim? Just be realistic about what any skin cream can do for you, this one included.
Amanda Brown @ 8:37 am
Nothing but shady, product, promises and especially the free trail offer. Don’t get suckered. This company should be shut down immediately.
Tina L. @ 4:16 pm
I personally had no problem with Caracol Cream or any issues you have “reviewed”… It kinda seems fishy that all this site does is put down while promoting the “Live Cell” or whatever it is called. I think this is just another one of the sites trying to promote that product.
Torie @ 1:46 pm
Caracol cream is a hoax. This stuff is a fake and should not be publizied. After trying this I cannceled any more mailing me of the product. Then what happens they charge my account again for a procuct I had not recieved. This is hoax of halloween. Please do not be fooled to buy this product..This will be reported to the Better Business Buearu for false advertising of a product that does not work and bad business because you cannot get thru to speak to anyone that can help solve the poblems.