Pure Nutrients, Healthy Living Advertising / Deceptive Practice via coloncleansereport.net Melbourne,Florida

Pure Nutrients carries an advertisement via www.coloncleansereport.net featuring a CBS News Broadcast that mentions the best three colon cleansers on the market. The Pure Nutrients brand is mentioned in the said ad as the best of the three, and immediately shows a link to their website. When I followed the link, it requested for my information and gave me room to make a trial order for only $5.95 without any further details. I hoped to get the details when the product would arrive, but it came with no literature; neither on the product nor the trial terms. Being suspicious, I did not open the product. In a few days my credit card was debited $93.95 apart from the trial charge of $5.95. When I protested, they drew my attention to the 3rd page of the ad on coloncleansereport.net which permitted them to do so. In fact, there is no way anybody could have read beyond the link to the website of Pure Nutrients if interested in the best product. This is very dubious and many people will fall prey to them. I really need my $93.95 back.

Eli
LOUISVILLE, Kentucky
U.S.A.