Allstar Marketing Group allegedly promised customers buy-one-get-one free promotions , but some were still charged for the items in the form of high processing and handling fees . The FTC said costumers were led to believe they would be getting 35.85 products for less than $ 10 each . However , they actually paid $ two $ 19.95 when processing fees was applied . Some customers were also sold more products than they intended to buy because of confusing payment systems .
Allstar Marketing Group allegedly promised customers buy-one-get-one free promotions , but some were still charged for the items in the form of high processing and handling fees . The FTC said costumers were led to believe they would be getting two $ 19.95 products for less than $ 10 each . However , they actually paid $ 35.85 when processing fees was applied . Some customers were also sold more products than they intended to buy because of confusing payment systems .