I ordered excelatrim over the phone. I was also upsold on a couple other products. I was never told these items were NOT returnable after getting the products I realized that they contained Ginseng which I cannot take due to allergies. I tried to return the products and was told these items were ...
I ordered a free trial of this Weight Loss supplement advertised on Facebook using Doctor Oz's name. I received the samples but the enclosure paperwork stated that they would send out more and charge my card unless they heard from me within 14 days. Their Customer Service number has been changed. ...
I tried both products together and could not take them. When I called to return them they gave me an RMA # and charged my card, and told me I would get a credit when they received the items. I got a confirmation receipt from the post office dated November 16. They said it would take 5 days. Well it ...
Like so many others I ordered the trial for $1.99, then was charged $89.00 on Nov. 1, and then was sent another shipment on 11/21. They said they would refund the last one if I shipped it back. Will wait to see. ...
Like others, I somehow agreed on the phone to receiving a 30 day trial of their weight loss pills. Was billed $2.05 for shipping. Did not like product and called a couple of days later. Was given an RMA number and told to send the product back for full refund. Paid another $8.50 in shipping plus $ ...
Excelatrim charged me for the 14-day trial and then again ($79.41 $5.95 shipping) without my consent. When I called to complain, I found their phone number was no longer active. And when I finally got through to them they refused to refund the original $79 charged for the "free" trial. A ...