These con artists have a very clever scam. They bring in the Pigeon with a lure on a free 15 trail of Hoodia. The catch is that you pay for the shipping on your free trial pills. When you pay for the shipping they get your charge card information and upon submitting the payment you agree to their "Terms and Conditions".
Those of us who got conned failed to dive into the details of the terms and conditions which state that you are agreeing to a monthly purchase of their product. You have to call (a very difficult to reach #) to cancel this within 14 days. If you try to call the number you will likely get a recorded message. Most people don't realize this until the product shows up in the mail or they notice the charge against their card.
The terms and conditions state that "you will automatically be shipped a 30-Day Supply of Hoodia Complex and billed $45.95 ($39.00 $6.95 shipping & handling) to your card.
In my case I was shocked when I found that they had charged $99.95 against my card. When I called to check it out and finally reached a live person they were very un-cooperative and told me there was nothing I could do because I did not cancel within 14 days. They refuse to accept a return on the un-opened package.
I immediately contacted the fraud department at my bank, the Bank of America. The good news is that They BOA issued me a temporary credit on the $99.95 and I have just learned that it is now a permanent credit. So, upon investigation the Bank has supported that that was an invalid charge. Thank you BOA.
The folks at Steel Bridge Medical are dirty rotten thieves. They are lower than Cockroaches and God willing they will burn in Hell.
I you have been scammed then you should contact your bank and fight to get the charges reversed.
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