Complaint Review: AuralixBeauty

Newly diagnosed with diabetes, eager to take off pounds, caved in to temptation to order a "jump start" of something and clicked, at long last, on one of those Dr. Oz endorsements for Platinum Garcinia Cambogia and an accompanying product, Lean Green Coffee. That click led me to a 14-day free trial of both products. I was charged for shipping only, in the amount of around $9.00. After checking the price for the Platinum Garcinia Cambogia at GNC, thought it was worth it. It turns out it, though, it is one of those automatic shipment deals: call before a certain date to avoid further shipments. (Definitely not sale priced!) So I called by the designted date, waited on hold for an inordinate amount of time, talked finally with a guy who made, like, a half dozen alternative offers, each time cutting the price a few dollars and talking so fast I literally couldn't get a word in edgewise. He just wouldn't let up, and I began to despair of being able to cut myself loose from this place. After patiently repeating my request to cancel my account and thinking I would have to call my bank and warn them against possible future charges from this company (or whatever it is), the guy finally relented and promised to send an e-mail confirmation of the cancellation. Probably smart to call the bank, anyway, or at least hold onto the e-mail in case this place doesn't honor their verbal commitment. Most definitely did not like the super-aggressive hard sell tactics, which I considered an insult to my intelligence. Also surprised to find the name of Dr. Oz attached to such tactics. Worse than those Dead Sea Minerals kiosks at the malls. :)