I've noticed this morning another scam ad for the same product under a different name. They've even used the same photographs. The method of these crooks is unchanged. Get free trials of two products, as long as you authorise future unlimited deductions from your credit card. The claims made for the products are ridiculous and totally implausible and unfeasible.
If you want to avoid some very nasty surprises when your credit card statement comes through DO NOT fall for this scam.
sponsored by menhealth.com too. scary
ReplyDeleteIts not menshealth.com its a fake mens health website they set up
ReplyDeleteExactly - it's not the Men's Health website - a sure sign of a scam.
ReplyDeleteIs cancelling my debit card enough to stop them trying to take money from me?!
ReplyDeleteHas anyone returned the product? They say to track the order but the postal address is a PO box where no one will sign for it so if i send it special delivery is it just going to come back to me?? Can't believe i have been this stupid and such a pain to get the stuff back to them. If i dont track it they will just say they never received it. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
ReplyDeleteHow do i send the stuff back to them they want me to track it by UPS but this is like £40. I cant send special as it will just come back to me as no one signs for it as it is a PO box number. If i dont track it they will claim to have never received it back. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
ReplyDeleteJust sent mine back via the post office,cost me £4.10 that's first class and tracked,still can't believe I fell for this.
ReplyDeleteI ordered the product on the free trial and reported my card lost the following day, I got the 2 products at the trial price and stopped them from taking further payments, I have started to take the capsules today, does anyone know of any side affects?
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