I ordered this product from an ad featuring Dr. Oz. That was the number one attraction. The ad said you would only have to pay for shipping and handling for a sample bottle and that you would not be charged every month for additional product like other products do. I ordered the sample bottle and ...
Wanted to try these products in a trial size and did not like them at all. Never did I give this company my authorization to bill me for $162.02 for two more products. I hate the feeling of being scammed and more companies get away with this. I would like to stop them for trying any more of this ...
I did ask for the trial on EXCELTRIM by phone and I also did the arrangements by credit card. I tried the product for a 3 days, resulting in insomnia, nausea, and a feeling of "manic". So I put the bottle away, telling myself that I would contact the company to complain about it later. A ...
I saw Rachel Ray's rave reviews about these two products, but I think she would be appalled at the misuse of her publicity. I visited the website and ordered the "30 day FREE Trial", only I was billed for the full amount prior to the end of 30 days without knowing until I saw my bank ...
Ordered the "free trial" for cost of postage. ($5.95) It conveniently arrived after the trial was expired. I wasn't aware of any commitments as they were not posted on the company website when I ordered it. I called the company to send the unopened package back, and they said all they ...
I purchased a "free" 30-day trial based on an article that featured Doctor Oz. It said that it was for $4.95 shipping and handling but I was charged for $5.95 without any option to cancel once I saw that amount. Then I noticed the terms and they were not what the article said at Consumer ...