They have a website using Rachael Ray as a spononsor to try their Excelatrim and Total Cleanse product for 30 days free. You pay a small fee for shipping but if you don't reply within 14 days they charge you another $80/bottle for the whole shipment they claim is free for 30 days. I phoned them ...
Rachael Ray advertised a 30 day free trial and results of her 30 day program. 14 days from ordering a free trial, my credit card was billed. Upon calling i was told i missed the fine print of this scam and i can't find the offer on Rachael Rays web site any longer to verify. ...
This is such a SCAM! Please don't fall for their FREE trial offer. The offer is so misleading! You think you are getting a FREE trial bottle of Excelatrim but you are charged $85.00 for the bottle if you do not call to cancel and send the unused bottle back within 14 days. Then they automatically ...
I also thought I was getting a free trial - apparently fine print says I need to cancel in 14 days. Called this morning (on 15th day although I have not had the product for 15 days to try - it's only been 12 days) and was told that since I didn't cancel I was being charged $79.41. They did promise ...
Thought I was getting a free trial, had not even started the product when they took $80.79 out of my credit card, when I called them I was told it was a 14 day trial, and as the time had lapsed, they were charging my for the product, I thought I had cancelled at that time, as they did reimburse me ...
I was phoned one afternoon by a lady named Monica Smith offering me the chance to dramatically improve my credit score and in a very short time at that. She told me she was with 1st national card service which sounded familiar, so I thought it was reputable. Turns out the name is very similar to ...