Resveratrol Ultra
Free trial scam

I ordered a free trial of Reseveratrol from the Dr. Oz site for my husband and I at. 99 each shipping only. I received the product with only an advertising postcard in it. No receipt, no terms of time of free trial, no costs of product if wanting to continue after free trial. Next thing I know there is a debit of $87.13 twice out of my checking account. I called the number on my bank statement and got an answering machine. I called the number on the post card, got the menu and put on hold for almost 15minutes, then when I got to a person and stated I wanted to cancel, I was bumped back to the menu. This happened twice, then I called a number for the lab in Florida that I found on the website and that number was disconnected. I filed a claim with my bank and they credited my account only to have Resveratrol dispute my claim two weeks later, stating that I didn't cancel in the 15 day free trial, so I owed them the 87.13 x 2. I have disputed their claim again, and through an agent at my bank was able to talk to someone in India and finally cancelled the account. But they said I was still responsible for the initial 87.13 x 2 since I didn't cancel in 15days. Well where do they tell you about 15days??? I am now having to close my account. They are not getting any money. This is a major scam using Dr. Oz and Oprah's name. I have learned not to do this online ever again.

Company: Resveratrol Ultra
Country: USA
State: Florida
City: Hollywood

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