Revlabs DieselTest Offered a "Free trial" of Diesel Test testosterone supplement for a $4 shipping charge. I paid very close attention to the fine print and it didn't say anything about any further obligations. Three weeks later I received a call from my credit card company saying there's a suspicious charge on my account that could be fraudulent. I called the number listed and found that is was this company. They said I had signed up for a subscription and the $89 charge was for that. I explained that I did no such thing and they just kept insisting I did. I tried to find the website where I submitted the initial order and it no longer exists that I can find. This company is doing underhanded practices to try and cheap people out of money! Nationwide
Purchased a "free trial" of Diesel Test and was automatically enrolled in some type of subscription. Was charged $89 after the 3 week "trial" and when I questioned it, was told I could cancel but would still have to pay the $89 for the product I already received. How is that a "free trial"?? My credit card company first notified me of a suspicious charge, so evidently if they're flagging it as possibly fraudulent, I'm not the first person to have issues with them. I've disputed the charge with my credit card, as I paid very close attention to the fine print and did not agree to any further obligation other than paying $4 for shipping of the product.