I ordered a free trial of Reseveratrol from the Dr. Oz site for my husband and I at. 99 each shipping only. I received the product with only an advertising postcard in it. No receipt, no terms of time of free trial, no costs of product if wanting to continue after free trial. Next thing I know ...
I tried this product under the terms of a "free trial". However, according to the so-called "fine print", if the product wasn't returned within a 14 day period (not much time for a trial by any means), an $87.13 charge would apply. I spoke with someone from the company and was ...
I visited the above website for Resveratrol Ultra. Attempted to sign up for a 99 cent trial offer. Was shifted to an insecure site, so clicked off the website, thinking that I had not completed the form. Was contacted by phone two days later to inform me that my product had been shipped. I ...
I ordered Resveratrol ultra on 5/19/09, received it on 5/24/09. I was suppose to be getting a "free" bottle of Resveratrol ultra and pay only $. 99 shipping and handling. No mention of any further purchase or billing charges. They then billed my credit card twice. One for $87.13 on ...
Unauthorized charge - After seeing an internet ad claming I would receive a free sample of this product for only a small shipping fee that I paid using a credit card I received the sample bottle only to find that a few days later my credit card had received an unauthorized charge of $87.13. I have ...
After ordering the "free" trial I called to cancel my "subscription" to avoid being charged for the product. I was told the first time I called that my subscription had been cancelled and that I could keep the "free" trial. After discovering that my credit card was ...