Suvaril's (www.suvaril.com) free sample is not really free because you must pay $4.95 for shipping with a credit card number over the Internet.
None
berkeley, California U.S.A.
3 Updates & Rebuttals
Lyndaz
Orlando, Florida, U.S.A.
Not a RipOff, but be careful of the small print on the back of the product when recv'd
#4Consumer Comment
Thu, October 07, 2004
If you PAY ATTENTION to the ad, it DOES say FREE plus you pay the shipping... whooooa...big deal!!! $4.!!!! That's not too bad considering the monthly price for product.
My only advice, is to be aware of the small print on the back of the box, reading
"With all new orders and free offers, cust. recv automatic enrollment in our Managed Care Direct Program and will recv a new 60 day cycle...
automatically billed to the customers credit card. ..."
So, PAY ATTENTION, and you won't get "Ripped-Off"!!!!!
:)
Carol
Petersburg, West Virginia, U.S.A.
Rip OFF...Nothing you see for free is actually free - very misleading to say the least
#4Consumer Comment
Tue, July 20, 2004
I have seen the commercial several times and decited to once again to try for these so called free ads. Yes you have to pay shipping and handeling, whitch is in very tiny writting at bottom of screen, whitch makes these offers not only (not) free but they also use your credit card to charge you for your next shippment,that to me is not a trial offer.
I am fast learning nothing in life is free. This kind of ad. permotions are very misleading to say the least. Nothing you see for free is actually free there is always some kind of a catch to it. It to me is sort of an entrapment ad. Its really a good way to get people on a sucker list for there credit card number. Dont respond folks, you will be glad you didnt.
Thoma
Westmont, New Jersey, U.S.A.
Not really a rip-off....
#4UPDATE Employee
Fri, July 16, 2004
I just saw the TV commercial. Perhaps there was a previous version or misleading ad elsewhere, but the television commercial I saw said "free sample, all we require is that you pay shipping."
July 15, 2004
3 Updates & Rebuttals
Lyndaz
Orlando,Florida,
U.S.A.
Not a RipOff, but be careful of the small print on the back of the product when recv'd
#4Consumer Comment
Thu, October 07, 2004
If you PAY ATTENTION to the ad, it DOES say FREE plus you pay the shipping... whooooa...big deal!!! $4.!!!! That's not too bad considering the monthly price for product.
My only advice, is to be aware of the small print on the back of the box, reading
"With all new orders and free offers, cust. recv automatic enrollment in our Managed Care Direct Program and will recv a new 60 day cycle...
automatically billed to the customers credit card. ..."
So, PAY ATTENTION, and you won't get "Ripped-Off"!!!!!
:)
Carol
Petersburg,West Virginia,
U.S.A.
Rip OFF...Nothing you see for free is actually free - very misleading to say the least
#4Consumer Comment
Tue, July 20, 2004
I have seen the commercial several times and decited to once again to try for these so called free ads. Yes you have to pay shipping and handeling, whitch is in very tiny writting at bottom of screen, whitch makes these offers not only (not) free but they also use your credit card to charge you for your next shippment,that to me is not a trial offer.
I am fast learning nothing in life is free. This kind of ad. permotions are very misleading to say the least. Nothing you see for free is actually free there is always some kind of a catch to it. It to me is sort of an entrapment ad. Its really a good way to get people on a sucker list for there credit card number. Dont respond folks, you will be glad you didnt.
Thoma
Westmont,New Jersey,
U.S.A.
Not really a rip-off....
#4UPDATE Employee
Fri, July 16, 2004
I just saw the TV commercial. Perhaps there was a previous version or misleading ad elsewhere, but the television commercial I saw said "free sample, all we require is that you pay shipping."
July 15, 2004