Resveratrol Ultra
Listening to "60 minutes" got me ripped off by Resveratrol Ultra

Talk about slicky-dicky people. Resveratrol, as hyped by 60 minutes, looked like a fantastic product supplement... The French paradox... Anti aging... Live to 100 plus. PhD's all over the place... Then the billing carnage ensues. Do not buy this product unless you are into self-mutilation, self-flaggalation, S&M, or just need a hemorrhoid the size of golf ball stuck up your buttock. The infamous "Terms and Conditions" state 15 day free trial from moment of ordering. You get the product about a week after ordering. You get 60 capsules that are used twice a day.By my math that gives you 30 days to try the product plus the week in shipping delays which amounts to 37 days. At 15 days they bill you the 88.00 dollars for that, supposedly, free product trial period. You can not dispute it with your credit card company because of above-said "terms and conditions". Make sure you call your credit card company or bank debit card company and give them the confirmation number that is very unpleasant to obtain from these jerk-offs. Good luck getting through to some poor girl in India who can barely speak English. The saddest part of all of this is... Maybe the product is a good product. But their marketing scheme is so messed up that they should shoot the person who designed it... No better yet... Debit their account every month till they want to commit sucicide...

Company: Resveratrol Ultra
Country: USA
State: Florida
City: Hollywood
Phone: 8002305107
Site: resveratrolultra.com

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