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Garcinia Gambogia Plus Scammed with Goodhousekeeping "Endorsement" Henderson NV
I heard about the product garcinia cambogia. I went online to research what other folks have probably seen on Dr. Oz etc. I saw references to the product in Prevention magazine and wanted to know more. So I found an article from Goodhousekeeping. It was written by someone who had used this product, and also Nature's Fit Colon Cleanse and lost 23 pounds. It looked completely real. goodhousekeeping6.com/garciniacambogiaplus/?t202id=22924&t202kw=
Based on the "article" and the many positive reviews following it, I ordered both the garcinia cambogia and Nature's Fit Colon Cleanse she referenced. I ordered on June 20; I was billed $4.95 for each on June 23; and I received the products on or about June 25. I started using the products. You can imagine my dismay when I discovered I was billed $87.53 for the garcinia cambogia on July 5. And I discovered today on my bank account, $87.95 was taken for the colon cleanse. Not enough time to know if the products work, and the trial was only free if I cancelled within the first two weeks for the garcinia cambogia and three weeks on the colon cleanse. Without a cancellation, I paid $87.53 for the "free" 30 day supply. That was not $87.53 for the next 30 days, but $87.53 for that supply. Far too soon to know if it would work.
I cancelled the membership to both. Both told me it was in the fine print of the terms and conditions, but the terms and conditions did not mention $87.53 or $87.95. I know they did not because I would NEVER have agreed to pay that when you can find the products everywhere online for much less. And the main reason I went with these, and the trial at $4.95 each, is the FAKE article from Goodhousekeeping.
I feel so stupid and misled.