Unfortunately, all of the claims on this company are true. I too was ripped off thinking I was paying $4.95 for a "free trial" of the product. Nothing on their home page said ANYTHING about the price other than the $4.95 for shipping and handling. I did not call after the 14 day trial ...
On 9/1/09, I signed up on-line for a 14 day supply free trial for Colon Cleanse 3000 vitamins. I was charged $4.95 on my debit card on 9/1/09 for shipping and handling for the free trial. On 9/14/09, I received in the mail a full 30 day supply of the product. I called Colon Cleanse and spoke with ...
Online offer for 14-day trial for only $4.95. The company doesn't actually send the product to "try." They send 60 capsules after the 14-day trial period is over and charge both the $4.95 and $83.95. You don't have the opportunity to make a decision if it works. I was billed and phoned ...
I fell for the "free trial" advertised on the internet for $4.95 shipping. I received the 1 bottle of trial Acai Berry Breeze about the same time that I noted the $84.95 charge on my credit card. As well, the $4.95 shipping charge and an additional foreign transaction charge of 5 cents - ...
In July via email I ordered a test trial of two products: Acai Berry Breeze and Colon cleanse 3000. I agreed to pay minimal costs of $ 4.95 and $ 5.95. After 4 days of receiving the products my credit card was charged $ 74.95 and $ 79.95 respectively for which I have never agreed. I have been in ...
Are they using the USPS, a FEDERAL institution, to make their little play on words and timing to fulfil their scam? Read below where I explain about their shipping label. Surely their shipping method has got to be an offensive use of the FEDERAL institution, USPS . I too, was sucked in by the ...