I ordered my free trial, and paid for the shipping fee of $ 2.50 with a prepaid card that had only five dollars left on it, in order to make sure that those criminals can't rip me off, incase I would not be satisfied with the product.interestingly, my free trial never arrived, allthough I was charged the shipping costs.
After 4 weeks, I called and was told that there was a problem with the computer, and my free trial would be "sent out the same week". That was 4 weeks ago, and I still have no patch. Today, I made another call. After the "professionally trained" enployee checked in the computer, he said" aaahhh, I see..." then he offered me to return the shipping fee back to my card, and to place another order for the one month supply.
Certainly ".. Aaahhh, I see " now, why my free trial was never sent out in the first place. Apparently, the company immediately realized that, allthough the claimed shipping fee would be covered, there was not enough money on the prepaid card to rip me off with the useless and expensive huge package.
Logically, if they would have dealt with me correctly, I would have received the free 1 week trial, and -given that its apparently useless - never came back to them to order the big package. While scaming is only possible with candidates whose cards can be charged those huge amounts, I was obviously not an interesting potential rip off victim, as the company was unable to charge my account more than the shipping fee, when requested the free trial.
Since it seems to be the company's policy to only send the free trial to those that can be ripped, their criminal intentions are obvious.
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