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Complaint Review: Pure Energy Products; AP Products - Oklahoma City Oklahoma
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Pure Energy Products; AP Products
1025 SW 59th St Oklahoma City, 73109 Oklahoma, U.S.A.
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800-527.0870
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Pure Energy Products; AP Products This "Company's" SCAMS include Credit Card and Mail Fraud Oklahoma City Oklahoma
This bunch of con artists ripped me off to the tune of $59.95 in charges to my Master Card account. Using the clever pretense of offering a one-time "sample" of their product ("herbal" stimulant) for shipping and handling of 'only' $4.95, they collected my credit card information.
What they don't tell you is that when you agree to try the "sample" you are also agreeing to purchase a supply of this stuff (whether or not you want or like it). It's the age-old hidden fine print trick and I should have been more cautious.
A couple of months after I had received the "sample" I noticed a charge of $59.95 to my Master Card account which I did not recognize. A couple of days later, a bottle of their "product" showed up in my mailbax. It took some legwork, but with the help of the bank I ran down their address and phone number. After speaking with a very belligerent and draconian "customer service" representative (Reggie, ext 106), I learned how their con game works and how I had been duped into "ordering" something I did not want.
I have reported my findings to Master Card and the U.S. Postal Service.
Bigfoot
Rockledge, Florida
U.S.A.
What they don't tell you is that when you agree to try the "sample" you are also agreeing to purchase a supply of this stuff (whether or not you want or like it). It's the age-old hidden fine print trick and I should have been more cautious.
A couple of months after I had received the "sample" I noticed a charge of $59.95 to my Master Card account which I did not recognize. A couple of days later, a bottle of their "product" showed up in my mailbax. It took some legwork, but with the help of the bank I ran down their address and phone number. After speaking with a very belligerent and draconian "customer service" representative (Reggie, ext 106), I learned how their con game works and how I had been duped into "ordering" something I did not want.
I have reported my findings to Master Card and the U.S. Postal Service.
Bigfoot
Rockledge, Florida
U.S.A.
