Deceitful ordering process fails to provide an option to review or edit an order b4 submission. Ordering process is designed to make you order more than what you anticipated without realizing until you place an order. For example, in placing my order for one bottle of StoneHedge Dynamic Probiotics advertised on their website, I was provided with another screen/window with the option to order three bottles at a discount instead of one (or so I thought) which was then added to my one bottle order without my knowledge. To make matters worse, upon placing my order for the three discounted bottles, I was presented with the same screen again. As this lead me to believe that my order did not go through, I once again clicked the submit button button to place my order (or so I thought) for the three discounted bottles in which event I was then presented with a screen showing that I had placed an order for seven bottles of Stone Hedge Dynamic Probiotics totaling $184.80.
Moreover, I wasn't even given an option to edit/change or cancel my order in the process. The only thing I was given was a copy of the receipt as to what I had unlnowingly purchased. Let me just say that the majority of bonafide online merchants (Amazon being a Prime Example) provide the customer with the ability to review, edit or delete an order b4 placing it. Being in the service business for well over 30 years, all I can add is that this takes the cake. I would just love to strangle the individual/s who came up with this deceitful strategy. In reality, I guess I should have known better in that there there was no definitive contact information for this website such as a location or phone number in addition to a 2018 copyright shown in the footer below. All considered,unless you want to get burned, stay away from this website. I should also add that while the receipt shows the manufacturer's name, the order was place through Probiotic Pill Reviews which according to what I have been able to find appears to be a distributor for and a separate entity from Stone Hedge Health who manufactures the Probiotics.
I previously ordered Thrive Naturals Advanced Probiotics and when I went to reorder, they accepted my money and then reported that the product was on backorder. This seemed strange, so I did some searching on the Internet and found that they make the same bragging claims about two different probiotic products, using the same customer reviews. Very misleading and untruthful marketing.
I have asked to cancel my order that was supposedly out of stock, and I am yet to receive a refund.
I'm guessing this is a overrated and over puffed product that is a significant ripoff of the consumer.
They are phishing by switching product labeling and marketing claims, and probably that's why they claim that the Thrive Naturals product is on back order. This is phony, dishonest, and more than likely there's a ripoff in there somewhere. Tactics like this are disgusting and cruel to consumers. It's no wonder that they provide zero contact information or location infromation about their company or their product on the Internet site.
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Deceitful ordering process fails to provide an option to review or edit an order b4 submission. Ordering process is designed to make you order more than what you anticipated without realizing until you place an order. For example, in placing my order for one bottle of StoneHedge Dynamic Probiotics advertised on their website, I was provided with another screen/window with the option to order three bottles at a discount instead of one (or so I thought) which was then added to my one bottle order without my knowledge. To make matters worse, upon placing my order for the three discounted bottles, I was presented with the same screen again. As this lead me to believe that my order did not go through, I once again clicked the submit button button to place my order (or so I thought) for the three discounted bottles in which event I was then presented with a screen showing that I had placed an order for seven bottles of Stone Hedge Dynamic Probiotics totaling $184.80.
Moreover, I wasn't even given an option to edit/change or cancel my order in the process. The only thing I was given was a copy of the receipt as to what I had unlnowingly purchased. Let me just say that the majority of bonafide online merchants (Amazon being a Prime Example) provide the customer with the ability to review, edit or delete an order b4 placing it. Being in the service business for well over 30 years, all I can add is that this takes the cake. I would just love to strangle the individual/s who came up with this deceitful strategy. In reality, I guess I should have known better in that there there was no definitive contact information for this website such as a location or phone number in addition to a 2018 copyright shown in the footer below. All considered,unless you want to get burned, stay away from this website. I should also add that while the receipt shows the manufacturer's name, the order was place through Probiotic Pill Reviews which according to what I have been able to find appears to be a distributor for and a separate entity from Stone Hedge Health who manufactures the Probiotics.
I previously ordered Thrive Naturals Advanced Probiotics and when I went to reorder, they accepted my money and then reported that the product was on backorder. This seemed strange, so I did some searching on the Internet and found that they make the same bragging claims about two different probiotic products, using the same customer reviews. Very misleading and untruthful marketing.
I have asked to cancel my order that was supposedly out of stock, and I am yet to receive a refund.
Look at these two web sites for the proof:
http://probioticpillreviews.com/lp1a/thrive-naturals-advanced-probiotic-complex-review/
http://probioticpillreviews.com/lp2ga/stonehenge-health-dynamic-biotics-probiotics-review/
Notice the customer reviews
same people, same claims.
I'm guessing this is a overrated and over puffed product that is a significant ripoff of the consumer.
They are phishing by switching product labeling and marketing claims, and probably that's why they claim that the Thrive Naturals product is on back order. This is phony, dishonest, and more than likely there's a ripoff in there somewhere. Tactics like this are disgusting and cruel to consumers. It's no wonder that they provide zero contact information or location infromation about their company or their product on the Internet site.