Complaint Review: Trytadalafil

As I was logging in to my secure on-line banking, I was notified by a pop up box that I had been selected for a free prize. This was a free trial for an acai product that was advertised as a health nutritional support. The message also mentioned a discount code to reduce shipping fees.  

As I was led to believe that Trytadalafil was conducting this promotion in conjunction with my bank, I followed the link and provided my mailing address and credit card information for the As reduced shipping fee. I immediately received an electronic invoice from Trytadalafil which stated the total charges of £2.69 British pounds for the shipping fees, but also added another charge for an "in-store credit" for Lifestyle Stop, which I had never heard of before. Furthermore, Trytadalafil charged my credit card with an additional £99.95 for this product, which was supposedly a "free trial".

I attempted to contact this company via three customer support numbers (1-877-450-4734; +44-800-790-3185 and +61-180-067-4183) but they keep me on hold for thirty minutes and then they either transfer me to a voicemail box (never got any call back) or the line just drops.  I have attempted to contact their customer service via email several times but all my emails have bounced back.

Trytadalafil is a name that everyone should have in mind. They are conducting an international internet scam, robbing customers around the world by making unauthorised uses of their credit cards. 

My bank is currently investigating all the fraudulent transactions, and I am also spereading the word as much as possible so that others do not get trapped in this web as I did. I am hoping that by filing this report something will be done to help bring the criminals behind this fraud to justice soon (they should receive a prison sentence, as what they are doing constitutes a serious offense).