My experience is the same as William, from Ohio. I too was filling out "free" or "sample" products for an IPOD when I got looped into this nightmare. The "come on" was a free sample that if upon receipt is not cancelled within 14 days will automatically be turned into ...
In order to obtain eligibility for a "free PSP" I had to sign up for several free or low-cost offers, most of them for products I was going to purchase anyway. This one in particular, "My Daily Dose", I had no desire to purchase but considering the price tag of the $6 'sample' ...
Very poor business practice & customer relations!!! I placed an order on a late Friday night and cancelled the order Monday morning (their business hours are: 10a-7p EST M-F) via telephone with a customer service Rep. The Rep assured me that he caught the order from shipping and would send me a ...
Beware of Urban Nutrition Inc. I sent for a trial of their daily vitamin packs only to be charged for a monthly subscription. They alleged that, "You were participating in our Auto-shipment program and receiving discounted product from us on a monthly basis." $40 a month is not a ...
I ordered 2 products from Urban nutrition through a link of Consumer Incentive Promotions. The deal was to order the products and Urban Nutrition was to report completion to Consumer Incentive so I could get a gift card. After ordering they only reported one of the two products I ordered and now I ...
I ordered a free trial of My Daily Dose vitamins offered by Urban Nutrition. I contacted their customer service email several times to cancel my order before the trial was up so I would not be charged. (The vitamins did not even arrive until the day before the trial was up and I was not about to ...