Life Sp Illusive Company that decieves Internet

Under the lines of the website in fine print, it says "Customers who order this product will automatically be enrolled in a 12-day free trial of LiftSP and receive in the mail a full 30 day supply bottle of LiftSP. Your 12 day trial begins 3 days from today to allow time for shipping. After the 12 day free trial, Customers will be charged $79.95. Customers will be billed $79.95 again 30 days after the sign up date and each month thereafter, to replenish customers supply, on the same credit card the Customer used for the shipping and handling.

The $79.95 charge will show up on credit card statements with the name DRI*LiftSP. The subscription will continue unless the Customer cancels. Customers may cancel at any time even before the first shipment of the LiftSP and avoid incurring any financial obligation (other than shipping and handling) by calling 1-866-897-2464 or online at www.verifyyourorder.com, or by writing to LiftSP, PO Box 1158 Pleasant Grove, UT 84062. If consumers cancel at any time they may keep their LiftSP. Applicable Local Sales Tax for CO, GA, IL, IA, MN, NE, UT.

I UNDERSTAND THAT THIS CONSUMER TRANSACTION INVOLVES A NEGATIVE OPTION AND THAT I MAY BE LIABLE FOR PAYMENT OF FUTURE GOODS AND SERVICES, UNDER THE TERMS OF THIS AGREEMENT, IF I FAIL TO NOTIFY THE SUPPLIER NOT TO SUPPLY THE GOODS OR SERVICES DESCRIBED.

" However, the website does not have a contact page, making it difficult for the consumer to even cancel their subscription. The website does not even emphasize that the free trail is only for 12days and will charge after a certain period of time. The "seen on tv" are only a few of the times which the product actually works. The undauntingly flawless, beautiful models on the website are only young models who are paid to model, but do not use the product at all. A deceptive way to market their products. If you use this, then you become this! The fact that all other things are hidden in fine print describes the bad consumer knowledge the product's marketer gives. The fact is, I have tried the product myself, and it does not work on me.

Even (((link redacted))) shows that "Although no testimonials are offered for Lift SP serum at this time, it is sold through the official website for $79.95. There isn't any clinical research posted on the website to support Lift SP or the primary ingredients involved." Therefore, the doctors that are advertised may have no creditbility at all.

Alice
Sugar Land, Texas
U.S.A.

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