This company contacted me via email through my friend's facebook account. I received an email stating: " (friend's name) posted on your wall. (friend's name) wrote: "Happy New Year!!! You have to check this out. I already feel a difference." The link given to check out was http://www.facebook.com/1/1a15b;www.news6dietnews. Prospects. At.
At the site given is a news article supportingthe "acai vitaboost diet" and providing the 2 steps needed to receive the free trial product andprovides a discount code to reduce the shipping and handling. The links take you to the "acai vitaboost diet" website.
Once at this website, I filled outmy mailing address and credit card information (for the shipping costs) for thetrial products. I was sent an invoicevia email fromtrytadalafil which stated the total chargedwas $2.49. However, theythen charged (pending) mycredit card $99.95for this product.
I have attempted to contact this company via twocustomer supportnumbers (1-877-450-4734; 1-800-790-3185) one of which was busy all dayand the thirdkeptme on hold for twenty minutes onlyto then transfer me to a voicemail box. I have attempted to contact them via email ([email protected]) only to havemy email returnedas "mailer-daemon: failure notice".
Thiscompanyappears to be fraudulent is ascamming customers by using the guise of a "free trial" product.
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