Vine Vera
Vine Vera Overview
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Vine Vera has 1.3 star rating based on 47 customer reviews. Consumers are mostly dissatisfied.
- Rating Distribution
Pros: Great face are products, Way the peel initially worked.
Cons: High pressure sales someone says no need to leave them alone, No returns even though allergic to the product, Poor return policy.Recent recommendations regarding this business are as follows: "Do your homework before even considering a purchase", "Check product and be persistent about refunds, product works but make sure you get a full Syringe", "I quess alway verified the samples vs the actual product", "Don’t buy this product!", "Buy Shiraz non surgical eye cream!".
The aggregated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
Vine Vera has 1.3 star rating based on 47 customer reviews. Consumers are mostly dissatisfied.
- Rating Distribution
Pros: Great face are products, Way the peel initially worked.
Cons: High pressure sales someone says no need to leave them alone, No returns even though allergic to the product, Poor return policy.Recent recommendations regarding this business are as follows: "Do your homework before even considering a purchase", "Check product and be persistent about refunds, product works but make sure you get a full Syringe", "I quess alway verified the samples vs the actual product", "Don’t buy this product!", "Buy Shiraz non surgical eye cream!".
Most users ask Vine Vera for the refund as a solution to their issues.
Consumers are not pleased with Exchange, Refund and Cancellation Policy and Reliability. The price level of this organization is high according to consumer reviews.
Media from reviews
Complete Rip OFF!!!!
- Fake product
Preferred solution: Full refund
How to also Got it at the mall and then they were gone.
Not as advertised
- Not as advertised
User's recommendation: Do your homework before even considering a purchase
Empty Vine Vera Syringe
Preferred solution: Let the company propose a solution
User's recommendation: Check product and be persistent about refunds, product works but make sure you get a full Syringe
Empty Tube
- Poor return policy
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Verified Reviewer | Escondido, CaliforniaProduct is nothing like the free sample-Possible Bait and Swich?
Preferred solution: Let the company propose a solution
User's recommendation: I quess alway verified the samples vs the actual product
Unhappy with product!
User's recommendation: Don’t buy this product!
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Verified ReviewerI liked it!
- Great face are products
- Expensive and not avail in canada
Preferred solution: I want more of their product
User's recommendation: Buy Shiraz non surgical eye cream!
Do not buy Reservatrol Merlot Moisture Day Cream
Scammed by Vine Vera/Mazal skin care products at mall kiosks?
Vine Vera, OroGold, Vivo Per Lei, HerStyler--all of these are owned by Mazal Enterprises, Eli and Daphna Weingarten (El-Darr Enterprises) in California. They hire young Israelis out of the military to pose as skin care consultants and canvas malls all over the U.S. and other countries, especially before Christmas, spending a few weeks in each, then pack up their gypsy wagon and move on to the next mall. How do you know if you’ve been scammed by this organized crime group:
**Do young, attractive, mostly dark-haired sales people with strong accents jump out at you as you innocently walk by their kiosk handing out free samples and luring your into a chair for a free facial? DO NOT MAKE EYE CONTACT! Just walk on by even if you have to be rude. These people are highly-trained in the art of predatory sales tactics.
**Do they claim to be Spanish or Italian? WRONG! They are Isreali but have made-up names like Giovanni, Raphael, Fabio, Marta, Dana to fool you.
**Do they make all sorts of incredible claims for the products like Dr. Oz endorses them, they’re from the Dead Sea and cure everything from acne to wrinkles to rosacea? LIES! They are possibly cheap drug-store creams repackaged and relabeled and put in fancy jars, marking the price up about 1000%.
**Do they say for you only they’ll give them to you for 75% of the usual cost? LIE! They make up the prices according to how gullible they think you are.
**Do they say you’ll get free refills on the products because they’re opening up a spa in your mall? LIE! Another tactic to sell the products.
**Do they convincingly tell you they want you to have the products so you can cure your rosacea or wrinkles or whatever before it’s too late? LIES. You may not even have the skin condition they claim but they manipulate using weak spot.
**Do they flatter you to no end and convincingly seem to be super friendly and caring? WRONG! That’s purely an act. After the sale they show their true colors—abrupt, rude, and dismissive, even cold. Same with Mazal people (if you ever get them to actually answer the phone or e-mail). They don’t give a rat’s *** about you after the sale!
**Do they claim to be skin care specialists or even dermatologists? LIES! They are highly-trained *** artists posing as skin care specialists but are really ex-military Israelis making more money in a month doing a stint at the malls than they make in a year back home!
**Do they conveniently never mention their strict no return policy? Perhaps fold over your receipt to cover tiny print saying no returns? Perhaps cover up the no returns sign on the kiosk with sanitizer and bag of products at time of sale? Does another salesman suddenly appear to ring up the goods and somehow knows what priced the other guy promised you? VERY DECEITFUL!
**Do they refuse any unopened product returns and give you a supposed customer service contact number? And if you contact it, do you only get a reiteration of their strict no return policy and a well-scripted speech of how Mazal Enterprises has no control of these “independent owners/operators at kiosks?” LIES! They are the ones who hire them! The director of Vine Vera is a former captain in the Israeli army! And where do you suppose Eli and Daphna Weingarten are from, or at least have strong ties to? You got it—Israel!
**Do you try to return to the kiosk you purchased products from only to discover they’re gone? Yup—they’re already moved on to the next mall for fresh victims.
**Do they quote you one price but then add on hundreds or even a thousand to that price on your receipt? SURPRISE! You’ve just been robbed. Theft by deception is real big with these thieves. They hope you don’t notice or are too embarrassed to point it out.
**Do they claim what you purchased will last two years? LIE! Lucky if it lasts two months.
Run far away. They are crooks and product is not worth the money
Preferred solution: Full refund
KEEP WALKING
Don't buy
Preferred solution: Let the company propose a solution
Bad Experience
They have not contacted me. Everything is just like it was.
It is just a big scam.
I still want my money back . Evil people.
- Just a scam
Preferred solution: Full refund
Wrong
Serum eye product
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Vine Vera is a company offering different skin care products. Vine Vera brand unites body care, merlot, vitamin C, moscato, and zinfandel etc. Vine Vera uses shea butter, fruit oil extracts, resveratsol, and aloe vera producing its skin care products. Other components of Vine Vera care include glycine soja oil, chamomilla recutita as well as gingko biloba among other ingredients. The cosmetic company was founded in 2012. At Vine Vera, customers will find all kinds of daily care and hydration products to bring back the glowing look to their skin.
Vine Vera is ranked 589 out of 1748 in Cosmetics and Personal Care category
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I love this product and it is now discontinued. I have been using it as a night cream for four years.
I called Vine Vera and they recommend I not buy from Amazon as these third party sellers generally sell fake or old product. I tried the Merlot night cream and did not like it.