I have prostate problems. As a result my sexual performance has declined in recent years. Anxious to maintain the love and sexual activity in my long term relationship I decided to check out the Internet for some 'magic' pill, as Viagra didn't work for me.
I came across a web site entitled cxpill.com run by a company called Puremeds out of Chicago, Illinois who have their own website at puremeds.com
The site offered a free bottle of their product PotenCX pills. All applicants had to do was cover shipping costs of around $5.
Well, I ordered the free sample and gave my card details to cover the shipping costs. The sample arrived in around a week and everything seemed fine.
Around two weeks later however I was doing a routine check on my bank account and noticed a deduction of around $60 [33} by PureMeds for a further bottle of their tablets. I did not order any further tablets so I attempted to contact them to see what was going on.
They failed to answer all of my enquiries and I have now discovered that this company has been doing this for some considerable time with a large number of customers. Many of whom are no doubt embarrassed to air their situation because of the nature of the product in question.
Puremeds entice you to buy a product from them by effectively offering it for nothing aside from shipping costs and then after despatch initiate a monthly debit from your bank account in respect of tablets you never ordered.
All attempts on your part to contact them are left unanswered. A visit to their site reveals they provide you with no physical address or contact names and as for the email address they provide [email protected] messages sent to it never get answered. Well, they certainly haven't replied to mine.
Further investigation of their site shows they have a link entitled Terms of service at the bottom of their order page. When you read thru this huge document it reveals that by requesting their sample product you have entered into a recurring order agreement with them which can last for up to 100 MONTHS!!! [8 YEARS] through their own self imposed terms and conditions.
This is a highly fraudlent practice in my opinion insofar as many men in similar situations to my own will be caught out like I was and ultimately be ripped off by these scam artists because they are too embarassed to highlight the matter.
I strongly urge anyone considering doing business with puremeds.com to reconsider, and if you have been victim of their sharp practices to report them to both your bank and credit card company and to highlight their unethical sales activities through forums and web sites such as this.
That is what I am currently in the processing of doing.
Andrew
Belfast
United Kingdom
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