Roaring Tiger, RT Naturals, LLC Deceptive Advertising Aliso Viejo California
RT Naturals advertises 'free patches', and only $1.99 shipping. I thought I would order the 'free patches' and found my credit card will be billed for over $60. No where does it describe this in it's advertisement. Only when reviewing a small scroll area of 'terms and conditions', many paragraphs down, does this 'automatic billing' become a part of the offer.
Mark
Carbondale, Illinois
U.S.A.
1 Updates & Rebuttals
Dave
Dayton,Ohio,
USA
Sure Enough!
#2Consumer Comment
Thu, December 03, 2009
Most of these online deals are all the same. This one was funny. I've gotten so used to these businesses pulling this non-sense that I was one step ahead of them. I ordered the product, then called the credit card company and told them I lost my credit card so they would cancel my credit card. Then you get some sorry, pathetic email about how you and them had an AGREEMENT and that you were obligated to purchase another order but that your credit card was declined.
It was so fun to just email them back and tell them off. I think any of these businesses that do business in this manner and shady and should be outlawed. Also, for the record, the Roaring Tiger pill doesn't do a dam thing. My Roaring Tiger has been anything but a Sleeping Turtle since I took the first dose and all the way through the end.
Consumers do yourself a favor and use this website for the truth before you order anything. There are a lot of people out there that complain about this website but if you run a crooked business then this website will expose you. If you are being slandered unfairly, then people will see through a few vindictive reports and make their own assessment. GO RIPOFFREPORT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!