Responding to their glitzy ad on the internet: i ordered a "free sample" of their product. According to the ad, I would be charged a small $1.99 shipping and handling charge. I received the product about three weeks later with no accompanying paperwork, just an invoice for $1.99. Several days later while checking my bank account, I saw a charge from them for $79.95. When I called them, I was told that by allowing them to charge my credit card for the $1.99 it also allowed them to enroll me in their "program" for the additional charge and also to allow enrollment into two additional programs for which I would also be charged. The person on the phone said I needed to read the paperwork that came with the order, of which there was none, and that it stated the same. This is a total ripoff scheme.
A representative from this company has been rebutting these charges on the consumer websites, but their words are completely false. The numbers they give will hook you up to an offshore boiler room where they will tell you "tough luck". They will not credit your account because they just made a nice profit on their $1.99 free trial offer. I like others have filed reports with the FTC, Arizona Attorney General and BBB, which by the way has given them an "F" rating. I don't plan to stop here and will continue to persue prosecution of this scam company.
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