I fell victim to a "Free Trial" offer of Resveratrol Ultra.
I carefully scanned the web-page of Resveratrol Ultra to see if there was a catch or a scam that I could sniff out. I didn't detect one. The Terms and Conditions were not indicated on the advertisement page. "Oh but they are" said the customer representative. The buyer/victim was to have read the Terms and Conditions by clicking on the words 'Terms and Conditions' located in small print at the bottom of the web page.
In addition, there was no written note included with the product when it arrived that indicated I would be involuntarily made a customer if I did not return the product within 15 days and would be charged $87.13 a month for a monthly supply.
What was also surprising was that the product is endorsed by Oprah Winfrey, Dr. Oz, and 60 Minutes. I wonder if they know how underhanded this company is.
Why are these companies allowed to cheat the consumer?
It is very disappointing. Companies like this should be ashamed. I am sure they have no conscience.
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