African Mango free trial (also Metaburn was offered, but I didn't order it) with discounted shipping $5.95 US - was orderded from africanmangocanada.ca website on Aug 10.
Before that I asked some question using their support email:
[email protected], but got a reply from
"Rickbob101 Jarvis" that should make me suspicious, but I din't really pay attention to it as I checked African mango for scam and didn't find anything specific.
Anyway,
First, my address was wrong after I submitted the order - US instead of Canada (even though there was no option of US at all).
Second, I got confirmation of my order from [email protected]
email.
So, I got new thing - some The Prime Brands scam organization working on behalf of African Mango Canada scam organization and I guess not only Canada.
I sent an email to [email protected]
regarding the wrong country in my address and got an email again from "[email protected]" that my address was corrected and I saw my right address in updated email.
Third, today is Aug 30, but I haven't received the order, even though it was written that it would take a few days to deliver it (but already 20 days passed).
Forth, I cancelled my order on Aug 21, seeing that I haven't received the order during 11 days, but they promised to charge my card in 2 weeks for the new order (around $80 if I remember), but I haven't received any confirmation of the cancellation.
Of course, I cancelled my credit card and ordered a new one in my bank - to insure that nobody charges it without my authorization, so I was lucky, looking at the numbers in other complaints...
Fifth, on August 30 I received an email from [email protected] that they tried to charge my card (Wow!), but couldn't do it (I feel happy), so they ask me to contact their customer service and provide them with my new credit card information.
This is "amazing" - they didn't send me anything, but wish to continue charging my card... The most interesting, there is no even contact information, only "no-reply" email.
Sixth, I suspect that even if they really send some products, it may be fake "African Mango".
I don't know how I could get on this scam, but I am glad I cancelled my card before they charged it second time.
When in the beginning I googled "African mango scam", I didn't see this website, but only African mango scam articles on their site explaining that competing companies try to represent the African Mango as scam because of competition. Also I got on positive thoughts of Dr. Oz regarding this product, but I guess I got on the wrong site to order it - probably there are no free trials on real website.
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