Ped Egg

teya of fort wayne, IN November 21, 2009

This thing won't help my feet. My friends found out that it also does not help theirs. This is rediculous! Loss of my money.

Mary of Hilton Head Island, SC June 22, 2009

I purchased a Pedi-Egg about one year ago. I soon began receiving "rebate" checks in the amount of 8.25. I frequently send in rebates for products I have purchased when available so it is not unusual to receive a rebate check in the mail. When I received the first "rebate" check, I flipped it over and signed it, but then began reading the fine print. By signing the check and depositing, you authorize PediEgg to transfer your credit card info to Travelers Advantage for enrollment, billing and benefit processing in the amount of 129.99 annually and every year thereafter, unless you cancel before the end of the trial period.

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