The Berkeley Premium Neutraceuticals marketing program is deceptive and fraudelent. An inducement, "30 Day Free Sample" is offered on television and over the internet. Once you respond you are required to agree to paying a shipping and handling fee to receive your "free" sample. ...
I was gullible when I saw their ad and okayed a nominal fee for these "feel good" pills. They have done nothing for me.in fact I believe my memory has only gotten worse. I guess these Scammers are the perfect example of what Ralph Nader says "if it sounds too good to be true, it ...
I ordered a free sample of Altovis, I gave my credit card details to pay for the shipping of the free sample... This was to $4.99. I received the product, took it for about a week, seeing no great effects and then via the website cancelled future shipments. I then received a shipment of two more ...
Berkeley Premium Neutraceuticals accessed my account for the past 12 months without my permission. I called on a TV ad for a free sample of Avlimil. They asked for my bank account information for shipping and handling. Then they billed me for the past 12 months without my knowledge. I would be ...
They got me too. I ordered free sample as advertised and was sent another 60 day supply at excessive price without asking for more. They were very unclear about terms when ordering free sample. There is no return and will not refund for products already sent. On top of that, the product does not ...
I responded to a "free" offer of some eye vitamins online. After entering my credit card which I thought was only to pay for the $4.95 shipping costs, I was "enrolled" in a health scam. Without my knowledge I was sent another month's supply of said vitamins and they have charged ...