AP Products Disguising themselves as surveys for consumers and presenting test laptops as rewards for the surveys, they guide you to products for free testing then charge you a lump sum on a monthly basis sometimes without prior mention in the fine print Oklahoma City Internet
I started out as a survey taker. In theory, that accumulated some dollars somewhere.
From taking surveys, to being gullible enough to think that as a consumer and survey taker, I earned a laptop (3 choices) only if I completed two or three more surveys. Nay, the surveys turned out to be about selecting which products I was interested in.
I decided to choose three products, that I always looked at without purchasing, especially since the introductory price was free and the offerings did not seem to have a continuing cost associated with them. Yes, I remember the penny for 8 tapes then one tape a month from the 70s. This, apparently, is the same type of scam.
I purchased the product Phenterthin that was advertised as free with S&H of $4.95. Within 15 days they shipped me two more bottles at a charge of over $149.95. I have not even tried the product yet. Now I have 3 bottles.
I tried calling them at 405-631-6379 but they have a recording saying to go to the web site. The website www.usaveonpills.com does not seem to help.
In trying to stop the charges and the shipments, I will be calling, like Paula from Canton, Ohio, all the numbers she provided.
Thanks Paula.
Caesar
Sacramento, California
U.S.A.