I purchased the "trial" of the FB1-test and extreme Nitro products. I have not seen any adverse affects but have also not seen the huge gains that were claimed. I understood this to be a trial so was not concerned until I was charged covertly, over $150 for these two small bottles (I was not provided that kind of value). I am ashamed that I was taken by the mis-directed, mis-information. I know why I and other legitimate marketing professionals are met with such skepticism and distrust, because your supplier in Xtreme Nitro and FB1-Test hide their cost/price terms. Implying that if they told people upfront the costs, people would not pay it, breeds distrust of internet marketing.
It is these types of practices that damage the image of U.S. based business, if a product cannot stand on its own at the stated pricing, companies should have to answer to punitive relief. Because they have demonstrated that I cannot trust them with serving me as a customer, how do I know I can trust them with my credit info, name and address info, etc. I would like a refund of the amount(s) now subsequently charged and am happy to return the unused portion of the product. To the extent that you can convey this request to the supplier, I would appreciate it. Xtreme Nitro and the image they are creating for their company and those that they work with (your company) is not positive, there may be some income/revenue now but will be short lived.