If this company is not out to deceive the public, then you could have fooled me because I fell as another victum of their clever distractive ad, missing the small print directing you to the lengthy "terms". I chose the first of four places they point out to fill in your information for your free trial offer. Had I gone to the very bottom of the page I may have read the tiny area that said "terms" but who would have thought there were terms on a trial offer for a small amount of cream. The advertisement says you'll see amazing results in 30-days which is the amount they give you for a trial, however, the trial period (before they start charging your account) is only l5 days. I didn't even have mine for 15 days but don't try to explain anything to them. They'll refer you to their terms, like I've never seen in my life. They are very extensive, protecting themselves from any situation imaginable, and accepting no excuses for a refund. It's obvious that they must have had much controversy in the past to deal with to make so many protective statements.
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