La Caprice formerly Oro Gold lured my 87 year old mother into their East Hampton shop and proceeded to scam her out of $14,000 for wrinkle cream and a Perfectio X light machine that if used will interfere with her defibrillator/pacemaker. They guarantee their products for 15 years at which point she will be 102 years old.
My mother was embarrassed and felt shame for falling for their high pressure, predatory sales tactics. At 87 she is easily confused with signs of cognitive decline. I explained this to customer service and they will not take back the unopened product or refund her money. What they did to my mother was cruel and heartless and constitutes elder abuse.
They are professional scammers who violate local, state and federal laws and offer no refunds. Their deception is universal as evidenced through hundreds of published reviews by outraged customers. When reviews are no longer positive, they change the name of the store. The Oro Gold store at 11 Newtown Lane in East Hampton NY may have changed their name to Le Caprice, but the owners are the same. Shame on them for what they did to my mother.
I have been going here for now four years. I should have listened to my hus to start. It stated with the greatest package for 35,000$. Yes rediculas . But then ever 3 months I go in they force me under pressure to buy the next greatest thing, and for years they have basically been selling me air. I pay thousands of dollars and they give promises no product.
recently they had the last greatest offer and they promised they would never offer anything again. MIT was to buy a laser type mask for 6,000$. My husband said no when I called him he said something is fishy. But since they said they will not ask for any more money and I get the device to use at home I convinced my husband to buy it.
two months pass by and no machine. Then I go in for my skin treatment and they say oh that's was an error we don't give machines to go home with, but they still changed my drift card 6,000$.
Now I am in a battle with the owner who will not return the money even though they sold me a lie. I am in the s*** with my husband becuase he knew it was another ripoff.
all I can say is stay away from le caprice. Don't go there don't waiste your money, they rip you off, every three months they have the next greatest thing of air for thousands of dollars and now I feel really ripped off.
they should be all thrown in jail for thier improper marketing and selling practices.
Le Caprice Reviews
La Caprice formerly Oro Gold lured my 87 year old mother into their East Hampton shop and proceeded to scam her out of $14,000 for wrinkle cream and a Perfectio X light machine that if used will interfere with her defibrillator/pacemaker. They guarantee their products for 15 years at which point she will be 102 years old.
My mother was embarrassed and felt shame for falling for their high pressure, predatory sales tactics. At 87 she is easily confused with signs of cognitive decline. I explained this to customer service and they will not take back the unopened product or refund her money. What they did to my mother was cruel and heartless and constitutes elder abuse.
They are professional scammers who violate local, state and federal laws and offer no refunds. Their deception is universal as evidenced through hundreds of published reviews by outraged customers. When reviews are no longer positive, they change the name of the store. The Oro Gold store at 11 Newtown Lane in East Hampton NY may have changed their name to Le Caprice, but the owners are the same. Shame on them for what they did to my mother.
I have been going here for now four years. I should have listened to my hus to start. It stated with the greatest package for 35,000$. Yes rediculas . But then ever 3 months I go in they force me under pressure to buy the next greatest thing, and for years they have basically been selling me air. I pay thousands of dollars and they give promises no product.
recently they had the last greatest offer and they promised they would never offer anything again. MIT was to buy a laser type mask for 6,000$. My husband said no when I called him he said something is fishy. But since they said they will not ask for any more money and I get the device to use at home I convinced my husband to buy it.
two months pass by and no machine. Then I go in for my skin treatment and they say oh that's was an error we don't give machines to go home with, but they still changed my drift card 6,000$.
Now I am in a battle with the owner who will not return the money even though they sold me a lie. I am in the s*** with my husband becuase he knew it was another ripoff.
all I can say is stay away from le caprice. Don't go there don't waiste your money, they rip you off, every three months they have the next greatest thing of air for thousands of dollars and now I feel really ripped off.
they should be all thrown in jail for thier improper marketing and selling practices.