They make you think you are getting a free trial sample and that is all you are siging up for. But hidden in the order page it says that they will automaticallly enroll you in a monthly plan to be billed $70.00 each month unless you cancel. I think these types of things are wrong they should be ...
I saw the ENZYTE commercial on national TV & called to order the free product. I pais the $4.50 shipping charge & received my "free order". After trying the product & feeling no assistance or affects, I decided I would not order any more ENZYTE. One day, I attempted to use my ...
I visited the web site for enzyte on 10/31. They were offering free 30 day trial supply. I ordered this. They stated they would send a 60 day supply 5 days before my trial supply ran out. I waited 18 days and never received the free trial so I went back online and cancelled subscription as I knew ...
Do not order Enzyte unless you intend to use the product. I ordered the trial bottle, and moved within a few days of receipt of it. The company subsequesntly shipped two bottles, and I was charged $69.95 for each (over two months) even though I never received the bottles. I have never even used the ...
I ordered Enzyte for a person who lives 3000 miles away from me so didn't see the "disclaimer" or automatic enrollment phrases. I called the number given me to cancel and got a message that said, "you can cancel at www.askberkeley.com". I'd rather do things by email than talk on ...
I placed an on-line order for a "free" sample of Enzyte. Although the page indicated that it would be shipped immediately, I did not receive it for over a month. I used the product, decided that it was not effective and would not order more. When I saw the $69 charge on my credit card, I ...