In March I ordered a free bottle of Instaflex (and that was supposed to have been the end of it) for $4.99 which I received. On July 3 Instaflex took $74.98 out of my checking account for pills I did not agree to buy and as of this moment have not received. It makes it difficult to get through to ...
In the Instaflex ad on the internet the company entices you with "try Instaflex, used by athletes for joint relief, improve flexibilityand increase mobility. Send $4.99 only shipping and you can purchase a 30 day supply after you have tried it. What they don't tell you and there is a hidden ...
The free trial offer expenses just $4.99 for delivery and handling your cost consideration is likely to be billed $70.00 regular until terminated. Nevertheless there's no details about potential deliveries and way to stop. Or is there any contact info within the bundle. AMEX analysis led to ...
Ordered 14day free trial receivedit in mail then i was charged 74.98 on 4-13-11 then again on 5-16-11-74.98 and other 74.98 on 6-13-11 i have received 2 bottles of this product which i did not order (4 bottles ihaven't got but was charged for i called instaflex they said i didn't cancel out from ...
Ordered trial offer, never received the trial offer, said it was shipped to another address, (billing address) but they also had my home address, (HOW). They were willing to refund the last shippment if I sent the product back, never received it... How can I shipe anything back. Never authorized ...
I ordered a sample of Instaflex based on an advertisement that I saw somewhere. I apparently went on-line and ordered a sample for about $15.00. Unknown to me 6 additional orders were sent to me and because of the size of the packages the post office held these packages to one side. I should have ...