I saw AspenCo CDB Oil ad on MSN. Kevin Costner, CEO of this deal, touted as "wanting to give back" -- what a thief! "Try our product and pay only shipping, we are only interested in helping your pain and suffering; we want to change your life"; what a load of crap. When I read the small print: "Unless you cancel at least one (1) business day before the end of the trial period or Subscription Term, our recurring shipping program will ship you a fresh thirty (30) day supply of the Product two (2) days after you place your trial order and approximately every thirty (30) days thereafter." WHAT? Run that by me again??? So, in 2 days, I get shipped a 30 supply of a product that I havn't had a chance to try yet? This is supposed to be a trial, right?
Are they shipping my "trial sample" by teleportation machine so I can try it out within the TWO (2) day window before they start shipping an automatic 30 day recurring supply of product? BTW: each auto shipment is about $100 (One hundred dollars). Once you are caught in this spider's web, to return the product one must first get an RMA # from this Ship of Pirates lead by morally bankrupt Hollywood Imp: Kevin Costner, then pay for return shipping, count on their honesty to accept the return on the other end, and hope they reverse the $100 charge for your autoshipment. So I called and spoke to Dianna in Alabama at the customer service number 855-511-2211; this extension of dishonesty lied to my face and said there was no (2) Two Day auto shipment.
I stated that this was coming from published company terms and conditions, read it to her twice. Silence fell over the line for several moments... she knew, liar! I was finally issued a cancellation number; stay tuned to see if they don't bill me anyway. Note: I was calling to cancel auto shipment another $100 worth of 30 day product before I'd had a chance to try the "TRIAL", but cancelling auto shipment per the terms of this particular rip off means that you also cancel the trial sample -- scum bags. This is a TRAP, set up from its foundation as a trap.
I'm embarassed that I was once again caught in one of these scams, not my first rodeo; but, the ads are so convincing and who doesn't love Dances with Wolves Kevin? I mean, he joined the tribe and got down with mother earth, right? Yeah, well, "Dances with Wolves" has an alternate meaning with this "pack of wolves" indeed. Shame on AspenCo CBD and their structured scam, shame on Kevin Costner. What a piece of sh*t!