- Report: #1358383
Complaint Review: Alpha Prime Elite - Internet
Reported By:
Martin -
Santa Fe Springs, California, USA
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Alpha Prime Elite
Internet, USA
Phone:
1 (855) 724-3760
Web:
http://www.alphaprimeelitesite.com
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Alpha Prime Elite, Alpha Elite Testo, Alpha Elite Nitric Scam, fraud Internet
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Through the EPSN app on my phone, I seen an article about the famous MMA fighter Conor McGregor. The article was linking him to possibly using "human enhancement summplements that were still legal". At the end of the article about McGregor, the writer explained how he then went on to use the supplements himself wondering if they really worked. The writer went to explain his workout schedule and use of the product. Showing a large amount of improvement over the span of a month or so, I figured I could use the help myself. That on top of the fact that I learned of the product through EPSN! I figured ESPN wouldn't lead me wrong. I'm still unsure to this day if the article I read was actually through the EPSN app or it opened in my internet browser without me somehow knowing. Either way, I went on to order the 2 "supplements", Alpha Prime Elite Testosterone Advantage and Alpha Prime Elite Nitric Oxide Vascular Pump. Each being $5 a piece for what I THOUGHT was a one time charge. A month and a half later I receive 2 charges, each $94 and change! I call the 1 (855) 724-3760 number and find out they had also charged me $89 twice two weeks after the original $5 charges. Turns out they subscribed me to their "service" 14 days after those $5 charges. They refunded me 75% off the two $94 charges, but said they couldn't do anything about the $89 charges due to it being past 30 days. They also blamed me, explaining how it was my fault for accepting their "terms of agreement" when I made the original $5 purchases. I feel completely scammed! I don't remember any terms of agreement, nor was there any apparent subscription being set up. I was under the impression I was testing out the products for $10 ($5 each).
