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Complaint Review: FCM Real Technology Labs; ACAIX3 - Jackson Wyoming
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FCM Real Technology Labs; ACAIX3
970 W. Broadway Ste. 83 Jackson, 83001 Wyoming, U.S.A.
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FCM Real Technology Labs; ACAIX3 is a fraudulent scam. They sent another order and charged my credit card less than a week after my "free trial" sample arrived. Jackson Wyoming
This company is a huge scam. It offers you a 15 day "no risk free trial" but the risk begins when you click on the site.
The minute you accept the free trial your 15 day trial begins although it may take 5-7 days for your order to arrive. In addition, an additional order is sent and charged to your credit card at the cost of $88.59 before the 15th day.
I went back on the site when I learned they had charged my credit card; the "Terms & Conditions" is not easily visable on the website. It is at the very bottom in very faint print. It gives an email address for cancellation. I sent an email and it came back as "No Such User Here"
My credit card bank said to try to resolve this with the company first but I have been unable to reach the company by email or telephone.
When I first clicked on the site offering this product there was a testimonial from a Helen Miller stating she was from the same town that I live in; I have seen complaints from across the United States from other users that state this Helen Miller was from their town and state. This is outright fraud and I want to know where are the laws that protect us from this? I'm sure if the terms and conditions were examined that there are other fraudulent claims.
I want companies such as these stopped and justice for their victims.
Patricia
Clinton, Ohio
U.S.A.
The minute you accept the free trial your 15 day trial begins although it may take 5-7 days for your order to arrive. In addition, an additional order is sent and charged to your credit card at the cost of $88.59 before the 15th day.
I went back on the site when I learned they had charged my credit card; the "Terms & Conditions" is not easily visable on the website. It is at the very bottom in very faint print. It gives an email address for cancellation. I sent an email and it came back as "No Such User Here"
My credit card bank said to try to resolve this with the company first but I have been unable to reach the company by email or telephone.
When I first clicked on the site offering this product there was a testimonial from a Helen Miller stating she was from the same town that I live in; I have seen complaints from across the United States from other users that state this Helen Miller was from their town and state. This is outright fraud and I want to know where are the laws that protect us from this? I'm sure if the terms and conditions were examined that there are other fraudulent claims.
I want companies such as these stopped and justice for their victims.
Patricia
Clinton, Ohio
U.S.A.
