When I requested the free offer from the website, I too made sure that nowhere did it state that I was required to purchase anything more. It was only when I received the product, did it state on the box in very fine print that I would automatically be receive a 60 day supply and be charged for it. ...
Saw a TV commercial for "dromias" thought it would be a product I could try out. I went online to order the product. Offer was for a free 30-day trial... Only shipping would be charged. I received the 30-day trial (did not try it), a few weeks later a package was sent from Berkeley that ...
I ordered the free 30 day managed cycle of Altovis via the internet at the following URL: Order_id=94099&MCDvalue=Y on 7/20/04. After receiving the product and discovering that it does not do as it promises, I tried to follow the enclosed directions for cancelling the value-added program to ...
I ordered the avlimil for the berkeley just the 30day trial sample and all i was supposed to pay was for shipping and handling then 1month later i see they took out $70!!! And sent me a 60day supply. I called them and told her i want my money back and all she said was "no and that they will ...
This company uses misleading advertising. When signing up for a "free" sample, you are led to believe that all you are paying for is the postage for a "free 30 day trial". After about 18 days, my credit card is billed for $70 for the next month's supply. When I called the ...
I discovered a website that I'm hoping will help. I used www.bpn.com, and then clicked on the first entry on the page, which was Berkeley Nutraceuticals. That sent me to www.healthpowerusa.com, and a company name of CDH Enterprises. Further search into the Return Policy choice at the top of that ...