On July 25th. I ordered the free sample of Avlimil that was advertised on TV via the website, www.avlimil.com. I still have that free sample sitting in my cabinet. Since after reading a bit more about it & the ingredients - I decided not to try it. I authorized $4.50 shipping for the free ...
Answered online a TV advertisment for a free sample of avlimil from Warner Health Care, paid the $4.95 shipping with credit card, now they just debited $35.00 from my credit card. Called & was told that more avlimil (that I did not agree to or order was in the mail)& that I could not get my ...
I, along with many other comsumers I'm finding out, was ripped off by ordering from a TV ad, a free 30 day sample of Avlimil. On the phone they ask if I would care to get on auto-ship. I said NO. I don't even know if the product is going to work. I was to pay $4.50 for shipping and nothing else. I ...
After seeing a commercial on television, I ordered a "free trial" of Avlimil approving a $4.50 charge for shipping. I made sure there was nothing about being charged for future shipments that would automatically be sent if I did not cancel. It was my understanding that I would only get ...
I saw an ad on television offering a free 30-day trial of Avlimil. What woman does not want to improve her sexual response? I felt I had nothing to lose, so I called and ordered the product. I was told by the customer care rep that I would be billed $4.50 for shipping and handling. He also ...
Fraud is the most debilitating issue on the internet! What a shame we allow a few companies like, WARNER HEALTH, INC., ruin internet purchasing for the businesses with integrity! Someone, not I, used my VISA to order a sample which of course I never received! Then a few weeks later a charge for $35 ...