At that time said i owed $89.95 for a subscription, which i had not received, this was at 4:00pm and at 4:44 pm i received an email on my phone saying i was cancelled, and they would not refund my $89.95. My bank spoke with them and still they would not refund my money. Ireceived nothing for my $89.95 other than the free supplement at $4,95 shipping fee. I am disabled and on a fixed income due to my diablity and this money taken from me for nothing has caused me an undue hardship.
Kevin
Palm Beach Gardens,#2Consumer Comment
Sun, January 17, 2016
I have only had it 8 days they already billed me $49.99 which I never agreed to. Then when you call to see what is up they just use lies as a premise to keep the money they stole. I would be very surprised if it worked . They would not need to use these tactics if the product was 1\2 as good as they claim.
Kevin
Palm Beach Gardens,#3Consumer Comment
Sun, January 17, 2016
It is a scam. They try to claim that you agreed to be billed when you call to complain, they make up a story that you agreed to return the "unused Portion", Like anyone would agree to return any opend package "pharmacueticals" Not likely. Then they say that tey will not refund you. I do believe my bank will reverse the charge once it comes out of pending. But yea sorry to hear of your problem my brother. I am so pissed and they only stole $49.99 from me!
Anonymous
Orlando,#4Consumer Suggestion
Sun, January 10, 2016
The bank can do a charge back if you did not authorized the charge. I would go back to the bank, in person and talk to the Branch Manager.
Also, I would think that it would be helpful to other consumers to let them know whether or not the product worked. If it did, that is cheaper than Viagra.