Sometime last Summer (03), I ordered what I thought was just a free sample from Warner Health Care, Inc., from their website as advertised. Sometime in the next month or 2 I started to receive additional packets of their product Avlimil. I tried calling their telephone number on numerous occasions ...
I viewed the television commercial for a free no obligation 30 day supply of Enzyte. I telephoned the number given during the commercial and spoke with a representative who explained to me that I would receive a free 30 day supply of Enzyte but I would have to pay $4.50 for shipping. The ...
As with all the others, I also sent for the free 30 day sample pack. I did not sign up for monthly shipments. When I checked my statement on the internet I see that my card was billed for $35.00, I did not authorize this nor request it. BAD BUSINESS practice. I will be contacting my bank in the ...
I've read the complaints and cleverly-worded responses that were supposedly from the company. This company's getting enough people riled that Lifekey's probably goin' down at the hands of credit card companies and the Feds. I'll dispute the 10-day policy a supposed company rep noted here. My ...
I was ripped off too. I'm gonna try to do what some of these complaints have said to try, I have already filed a complaint with the BBB. Hopefully I can get some of my money back. Any lawsuits count me in. ...
Do not order Enzyte unless you intend to use the product. I ordered the trial bottle, and moved within a few days of receipt of it. The company subsequesntly shipped two bottles, and I was charged $69.95 for each (over two months) even though I never received the bottles. I have never even used the ...