I'd like to advise everyone about an online supplement scam. It starts off by advertisements all over the internet. Some advertisements may start off by a false story about Tiger Woods or some other star being busted for performance enhancing drugs. It usually includes a reporter doing a story on it and deciding to try it out and getting unbelievable results in just 4 weeks.
The article I saw was from a website that appeared to be "Men's Health". It had the same logo at the top but it wasn't the website at all. A friend sent me the article on this and I have to admit, I got sucked in. It claimed to be all natural products and I thought I'd try their trial and cancel if I wasn't satisfied with it. I made the mistake of not reading the Terms and conditions and thinking that I should be able to try it out before getting billed for the next month.
Well, 14 days after they shipped my trial order I got billed for 2 more bottles in the amount of $250. I haven't even received my trial order yet and didn't for another 2 weeks but yet they charged me for another order. I immediately sent them an email and expressed that I wanted to cancel boh orders and demanded my money back. They would not give me my money back and advised me that they operated within the law.
Recently, I was talking to my brother and he mentioned that the same thing happened to him but he was able to get though by phone and demanded his money back for the same reason...he was billed before receiving his trial offer. They refunded him. This prompted me to email them again. I could never get through to the phone number that they supplied. It just keeps ringing. I emailed them and asked them why they refunded my brother and not me. I'm sure it was because my brother was livid on the phone and they refunded him.
The emails wnet back and forth and eventually got through to Mary Wilson, if that's her real name. She mentioned the same thing...I was not getting my refund. I kept asking for a phone number of someone who would hear my complaint and give me my refund but they would not give me that information. The last email was from me to Mary when I mentioned that I knew they were a scam as the website had a comments section at the bottom with comments from users who were very happy with the product. These comments were all sent within the last couple of minutes to show that the product is trending. The problem is that we were not able to add our own comments. Unfortunately, I found this out after I was charged and I was researching the company.
Never again will I ever buy online from these scam companies. How on earth does our country allow such scams? Everytime, their billing appear under a different biller. Please, anyone reading this, do not fall under these. Do they enjoy ripping people willingly. They protect themselves under terms and conditions 5 pages long and as any consumer who would read the fine prints after an advertisement that they will drive you away rom reading especially when the statement "FREE TRIAL" is blinking all over.
It should be no star. It is a scam through and through. Had to change my credit card as they would not stop charging it different amounts every few days or so.
Then they told me that there was no way to get my money back and I still have not seen any product 2months later. It is a SCAM so stay away unless you like giving away money to low lifes.
Xtreme Muscle Fuel Reviews
I'd like to advise everyone about an online supplement scam. It starts off by advertisements all over the internet. Some advertisements may start off by a false story about Tiger Woods or some other star being busted for performance enhancing drugs. It usually includes a reporter doing a story on it and deciding to try it out and getting unbelievable results in just 4 weeks.
The article I saw was from a website that appeared to be "Men's Health". It had the same logo at the top but it wasn't the website at all. A friend sent me the article on this and I have to admit, I got sucked in. It claimed to be all natural products and I thought I'd try their trial and cancel if I wasn't satisfied with it. I made the mistake of not reading the Terms and conditions and thinking that I should be able to try it out before getting billed for the next month.
Well, 14 days after they shipped my trial order I got billed for 2 more bottles in the amount of $250. I haven't even received my trial order yet and didn't for another 2 weeks but yet they charged me for another order. I immediately sent them an email and expressed that I wanted to cancel boh orders and demanded my money back. They would not give me my money back and advised me that they operated within the law.
Recently, I was talking to my brother and he mentioned that the same thing happened to him but he was able to get though by phone and demanded his money back for the same reason...he was billed before receiving his trial offer. They refunded him. This prompted me to email them again. I could never get through to the phone number that they supplied. It just keeps ringing. I emailed them and asked them why they refunded my brother and not me. I'm sure it was because my brother was livid on the phone and they refunded him.
The emails wnet back and forth and eventually got through to Mary Wilson, if that's her real name. She mentioned the same thing...I was not getting my refund. I kept asking for a phone number of someone who would hear my complaint and give me my refund but they would not give me that information. The last email was from me to Mary when I mentioned that I knew they were a scam as the website had a comments section at the bottom with comments from users who were very happy with the product. These comments were all sent within the last couple of minutes to show that the product is trending. The problem is that we were not able to add our own comments. Unfortunately, I found this out after I was charged and I was researching the company.
Here are the emails that were exchanged:
XTREME SCAM
Never again will I ever buy online from these scam companies. How on earth does our country allow such scams? Everytime, their billing appear under a different biller. Please, anyone reading this, do not fall under these. Do they enjoy ripping people willingly. They protect themselves under terms and conditions 5 pages long and as any consumer who would read the fine prints after an advertisement that they will drive you away rom reading especially when the statement "FREE TRIAL" is blinking all over.
Xtreme Muscle Fuel
SCAM big time...stay away, far away...read the fine print or they will take your money...there is no such thing as a free trial period
SCAM! SCAM! SCAM!!
It should be no star. It is a scam through and through. Had to change my credit card as they would not stop charging it different amounts every few days or so.
Then they told me that there was no way to get my money back and I still have not seen any product 2months later. It is a SCAM so stay away unless you like giving away money to low lifes.