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On TV Dr. Ordon says the cost of the "Fill'n'Freeze" is just $54.95 plus shipping and handling for *two* tubes. Then a big box of all sorts of stuff (but only one tube of Fill'n'Freeze) comes and the invoice informs you that they have charged your credit card $175. Customer service tells me that that's for three motnths and that they have already put in to charge my credit card *another* $175 in September. And this is before I have even tried the first shipment. They gave me a return number (you can't return all this without a number you get from them) and *claimed that they have cancelled the September charge, We'll see..... I went through this same kind of scam with "Real Purity." The moral: NEVER buy skin care items from TV.