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Uriciplex lists a customer service line, 0845 094 9045, open Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm, and a contact form on its website. Its terms say cancellations and returns must be notified by email only, so put anything that matters in writing as well, quote the order number from your confirmation email and keep a copy of what you sent.

One detail worth checking before you write: the billing descriptor on your bank or card statement shows the name of the company actually taking the money, which is often different from the product name on the bottle. Quote that name, the order number and the order date in every message.

Charged under a company name that is nothing like the product on the bottle? Tell us what you ordered and what was charged, and we help you write your complaint in minutes.

Cancel in two places: with the seller and with your bank or card issuer. Send the cancellation in writing to the support address on your order confirmation, quote the order number and the email address you ordered with, and ask for written confirmation that the recurring shipment and the recurring charge are both stopped. Check the terms you accepted at checkout as well, because introductory and trial offers for supplements often roll into a repeating order unless they are cancelled before the next billing date.

If charges keep arriving, ask your card issuer to block further payments from that merchant and to dispute anything taken after your cancellation. Keep the confirmation email, your cancellation message and the dates together in one place: card issuers decide these cases on the paper trail, not on what either side says happened.

Still being billed? Report it on our website and we push it out to the seller through emails, social media and printed complaint letters.

Ask the seller in writing first, quoting the order number, the order date and the amount charged, and state plainly why you want the money back: the parcel never arrived, it arrived damaged, the product was not what the sales page described, or the order was a repeat you did not authorize. Ask for a returns address at the same time, since sellers often refuse a refund on the grounds that nothing was sent back.

If the seller refuses or goes quiet, your card issuer is the stronger route. A chargeback for goods not received or not as described has its own deadline, so start it early rather than waiting for a long email thread to end, and note that debit card payments carry weaker protection than credit card payments. Consumers in the US can also report the seller to the Federal Trade Commission and their state attorney general, and consumers in the UK to Citizens Advice, which passes reports to Trading Standards. A refund request pushed through our complaint process carries more weight: other buyers billed on the same repeat order can back it up with their own statements.

So far consumers reported 3 complaints about Uriciplex here, too few to show a clear pattern yet. Our research shows what typically goes wrong with supplements sold directly online: the product does not do what the sales page promised, refunds are refused or simply ignored, repeat charges continue after a trial, deliveries arrive late or never, subscription settings are hard to find, and support becomes unreachable once the money has been taken.

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