CRAPPY BUSNIESS PRACTICE
Complaint
JENNIFER STEELE
Country: United States
I ALSO HAVE HAD THE SAME THING DONE. I HAVE ALSO FOUND OUT BY DOING RESEARCH THAT PRO-ACTIVE AND WEN ARE SOLD BY THE SAME COMPANY. WHEN I CALLED THE 800# ON THE TRANSACTION ON MY BANK ACCOUNT THEY SAID I WAS SENT 90 DAYS WORTH OF PILLS AND WHEN I RECIEVE THEM TO SEND THEM BACK MINUS SHIPPING AND HANDELING... IF I DIDNT ORDER THE CRAP IN THE FIRST PLACE WHY TAKE THESE CHARGES OUT. I FILED A COMPLAINT WITH THE BBB IN THE STATE WHERE THE PACKAGE CAME FROM . I ENCOURAGE ALL WHO GET SCAMMED BY THESE PEOPLE TO FLOOD PRO-ACTIVE AND WEN WITH EMAILS ABOUT THESE PEOPLE AS WELL AS THE BBB IN THAT STATE ( NC). HERE IS THE COMPANY EMAIL THAT I HAVE FOUND.
'Guthy-Renker@crm-inet.com'
HOPE THIS HELPS!!!
'Guthy-Renker@crm-inet.com'
HOPE THIS HELPS!!!
Comments
The deceptive trial offer is just an excuse to get your account information to use for cramming on these inflated charges for overpriced vitamins under the pretense that you "agreed" to them. The "terms" authorizing the automatic shipments are hidden in fine print, where most people will never see them.
Dispute their charges through your bank as fraudulent, and block your card number or close your account to prevent additional fraud.
File fraud complaints with FTC, your state Attorney General, and at www.ic3.gov
Contact the U.S. Postal Inspector to file a mail fraud complaint. Mail fraud includes use of the U.S. Mail or a common carrier (UPS, FedEx, etc.) in a fraudulent scheme.