The police are investigating online luxury scent subscription service I’vre after disgruntled customers lodged reports claiming they were wrongly charged and never received their orders.
The police are investigating online luxury scent subscription service I’vre after disgruntled customers lodged reports claiming they were wrongly charged and never received their orders. Self-professed perfume fanatic Srimala Balakrishnan had $494.50 charged to her debit card by the company in November, even after she cancelled her subscription, she told The Straits Times.
The 41-year-old nurse had seen an advertisement for the company - whose name means intoxicated in French - on social media in May and was enticed by its deals, she said. She bought a premium subscription plan for $44.95 a month to receive three sample sized bottles of perfume every month, picked out from I’vre’s inventory of designer fragrances. These came in I’vre-branded 8ml spray bottles called atomisers. The company offered two other plans – the cheapest one, priced at $19.95, entitled customers to choose one atomiser a month from I’vre’s catalogue of more than 200 scents, while the $34.95 plan allowed customers to choose two bottles monthl
Police Investigation Luxury Scent Subscription Service I’Vre Customers Charged Orders
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