I received an email for a free trail of their product. I submitted my information and requested the free product.
The terms and conditions on the website they emailed me had nothing in it about by accepting this free offer I was obligated to purchase a package for $149.95.
I would have never agreed to that without knowing if the product worked. I read the term and conditions that was in the email they sent me to look for just that. I didn't want to receive anything else until I authorized it so I accepted the free trail because there was nothing in the terms and conditions stating more product would be sent.
When I called to dispute this charge they said there was nothing they could do and that it wasn't under a 30 day policy either. They said it was in the terms and conditions (which it wasn't in the copy they sent me).
Why would anyone agree to buying something they didn't know worked and with no guarentee. Obviously their product is no good and that's the only way they make money.
This company should be put out of business and charged a large fee for their dishonesty.
Allison
cumming, Georgia
U.S.A.
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