Nutri Blvd (who scams Resveratrol on Facebook) offers a free sample of their product, with paid postage. When the sample comes, turns out it's not free.in days, there's a charge on the account for *$87.97* (they claim notice is given in time to cancel). *NO* notice is packaged with sample.
A few more days after receiving the "FREE" sample, I was sent the "$87.97" bottle of crap I *didn't* order and I sent the order back, unopened, being told (by phone) I'd get a refund, the order was returned to them certified mail (confirmation USPS)— a "KGil" signed for it on Feb 23rd at 4:53 pm at 20533 Biscayne Blvd, Aventura, Florida 33180 (USPS says this is Miami).
I've waited until yesterday (3-2-09), called, no one will answer the phone number given (1-888-215-7650), I went online, found another number (1-888-219-7671)— this number "puts me on hold". I contacted Florida's Attorney General about this.
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And my question to *YOU*, Facebook, is *WHY* you allow these crooks to continue advertising with you? Facebook is NOT worth $87.97 to me! Ban these people from the site or I'll tell my friends (on Facebook and off) and we'll spread the word that Facebook isn't safe.
[[I've included my "statement" to Facebook to let the innocent know— "Clicking on a pretty ad might not be smart or safe." I merely wanted to fade some sunspots— I'll keep the sunspots, thank you.]]
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