Funny how so many people missed the "terms and conditions" in the agreement for the "free trial". That's very dishonest I do not care what you say. A free trial is something you try before making a purchase. Giving a free amount of product if you purchase a package is another thing but a free trial is just that a trail (try, test).
Below please see the definition of trial -
The action or process of trying or putting to the proof, TEST, tryout or experiment to test quality, value, or usefulness
Who in their right mind would get a "free trial" that is required to purchase a package for $150 whether you like it or not? Think about it. That makes no sense.
I have not even received this package (that I did not order) and am still being charged for it. That doesn't seem right either.
I want to point out to others that if you have to sneak something like that into a long drawn out "terms and conditions" statement then obviously your product is not worth purchasing and you know that once someone tries it they will never purchase it on their own so doing something sneeky keeps money coming into you.
I would like you to keep your product, return my money and have this over with. Doing the right thing by satisfing your customers is the best way to run a business. Who knows, I might have purchased the package after I had time to "try the trial" but the way your company handled this was not a company I want to do future business with.
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