I bought wu- yi source chinese tea I have not used it does anyone know if this works ?

I also purchased Wu-Yi. The first box, the “free” box, was wonderful, I love the taste, I don’t believe I lost weight with it but I like the tea. However the first of the auto ship teas had a totally different taste and color. They were not the same at all. I had such a hard time getting them to refund any of my money. I will never do anything like that again.

I bought wu- yi source chinese tea as well as Maggie, I felt totally cheated n ripped off – Yes it was a lovely tea to drink however who can afford to pay $37.00 for a so call free trial for just $4.95,? yes, me the dumb bunny I thought it was only $4.95 and as soon as the transaction went through (which was INSTANT) it was $37.00 I contacted them and they said that it was $20 to post to Australia and if I don’t return the box in 14 days they will bill me again. only this time it will be $59.95US Dollars !!!
They also signed me up for a ‘free’ E-Newsletter that I didn’t see anywhere in the ‘fineprint’ and they said that it was also for $4.95 in but in Australian dollars that was $7.17.
Two transactions WITHOUT MY AUTHORITY!!!
I guess I should not have even bothered

do not buy this product, it kept being auto-shipped to me. i didn’t lose one pound!

Hey,
Wu Long tea, I find, is best when savored, rather than gulped– it’s woodsy flavor and meaty feel aid in stopping me, a consistent over-eater, from eating until I can’t anymore. Normally, there is nothing telling me to stop; so, this is good. But, you can get really good (and CHEAP), straight Oolong from your neighborhood Asian grocer, or a naturally flavored type from TeaVana, seasoned with dried fruits, herbs or other teas (also pretty cheap). This is my tea of choice.

I ordered the free WuYi with auto ship. The free box was great but the auto ship order was inferior to say the least. I immediately canceled my future orders. I have since ordered the “Infusion” brand, which is inexpensive and tastes great. I cannot say that I have lost weight, but honestly, I have done other things that are jeopardizing weight loss.

I purchase Wu-Yu tea i started to use and did not notice any weight lost, also the favor wasn’t all that great to me. I spoke to a customer service rep and she said it was okay to add honey or splendor for better favor, also it gave me diarrhea, i was told no one else report having it, am i the only one. Also i cancelled my order because i kept getting orders and was being repeatly charged, i am stuck with three boxes, i am going to try it for two weeks straight and see if it works, i will come back in two weeks to let you know.

wu yi i ried it and i did not notice a thing and when called to cancell 3-4times the peopele give me a hard time and ended my iem but charged me again do not take this stuff is dangerus and company is trust i am stuck 4boxes i lost my time and my money

DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT. You will not loose weight but you will loose money and a lot of time trying to get them to stop sending out boxes of tea and charging them to your credit card. If you don’t beleive me phone VISA and ask them. They have a special line set up to aid customers who have been taken. It is hard to stop and hard to get a refund. They also put charges on VISA for information they supply re: dieting. Stuff you all know already. You also start gettin Acai Berry Pills which also don’t work at another cost of 79.00 CND come to your door and on you visa.I think there should be a legal action taken against these people. Read the minute print before you buy. It is very misleading and a total scam

My husband ordered Wu-Yi tea as well, thinking it was $4.95 for only the shipping. We use AMEX for all of our charges and when he called them they took the charge off the statement, no questions asked. That is one of the primary reasons that we use them most of the time. The tea is still in the pantry. After reading these comments, maybe I will try drinking it with meals to see if it will give me the full feeling that Rein spoke about having.