My husband is an ex-employee of this rip-off company. He was only with the company for a very short amount of time, but knows first hand their rip-off schemes. Calls were both inbound and outbound. He was instructed to read a script that would breeze over details very quickly about a web fitness ...
These companies are involved in credit card fraud. I had requested a free 7 day trial (as part of a program to receive some cd's), that was supposed to only have a $5.95 shipping charge. When I received my credit card bill, I had a $97.41 charge for services and a $28.97 charge for entertainment - ...
In January I had received an email to receive a free bottle of Hoodia. All I had to do is pay shipinG and handling of $8.97. So I checked out where I filled all my information out and there wasn't anything there to make me beleive that I was in any kind of membership or anything, to make sure I ...
I ordered a free sample of Hoodia from TruGenix. The website did say no risk / money back guarantee. I did not purchase the actual product as I was only interested in the free sample. Two weeks later I receive a bill for $99.41 for a product which (a) I did not rececive (b) Do not want I have tried ...
This nightmare began with 60 Minutes' report of Hoodia which offered a free sample. (See Hoodia posting.) 3/24/06 my account was debited for $28.97 identified as ecurves; however, when I called the number given, I was referred to www.efitnessclubhouse.com to cancel what they said was a subscription ...
It seems like everybody else I ordered the "Free Trial" of weight loss pills from the ripoff conartists. After finding the ripoff website and locating a number, I called. Was told to enter efitness.com and log on, she was very friendly. Gave me my logon name and password - knowing very ...