RezXtra (medsxtra.com) RezXtra This company charged me $86.87 + $1.73 foreign transaction fee. Two weeks after I payed the $1.99 shipping charge for a (free Sample) Internet
Hi my name is Marty , I was on a web sight called webmd.com and I saw an add for a free sample of colon cleanse, and the add said just pay the shipping charge ($1.99) no risk from a company called medsxtra.com for a product called rezxtra. The add also included your companies logo and statement saying CNN.For centuries, red wine has been linked to numerous health benefits. But this new study, published online in the journal Nature, shows that mammals given ultrahigh doses of resveratrol benefit from positive effects of cutting calories without actually doing it. "If we're right about this, it would mean you could have the benefit of restricting calories without having to feel hungry," Sinclair said. "It's the Holy Grail of aging research."
This company (medsxtra) ripped me off for $86.87 +$1.73 Two weeks after they charged me the $1.99shipping charge! A charge I did not authorized! I thought this was a legitimate company because of all these companys logo and statement on this web sight. (CNN, FOX news channel, fortune and WEBMD).
1 Updates & Rebuttals
Laurie
Haslet,Texas,
U.S.A.
NO IT WAS NOT FREE
#2
Wed, September 09, 2009
Stated clearly in the Terms and Conditions on the websites that you placed the order on. They rely heavily on you not reading them first!
Yes - the trial period was to try the product - but the first bottle IS NOT FREE.
Trial period starts the day you place your order - not when recieved.
Do not cancel - you are charged for the 1st bottle and sent a new bottle every month with charges until you cancel
They make it impossible to cancel, they deliberately wait to send the trial bottle until after the trial period.
NO CNN does not endorse the product - all that means is they have an advertisement on CNN.
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