My credit card company alerted me to charges on my credit card that they apparently thought might be fraudulent. I had ordered a trial of Resveratrol Ultra which I received and now apparently will be receiving 2 months worth at a cost of $83.13 plus shipping, which I did not authorize. When I called the phone no. Associated with the charge, the man informed me that I HAD agreed to a subscription (fine print, apparently). The person I talked with also denied that the number I called was ExpressBerry - that was the old name, he said - yet the charges under that name were made just in the last two days. This product is endorsed by Dr. Oz and other prominent TV people. Don't they realize what the company is doing? I thought I researched this product quite well, but not their business practices.
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