Trytadalafil Youth Nutrition Facebook Fraud, The Acai VitaBoost Diet , Internet

This company contacted me via email through my friend's facebook account. I received an email stating: "(friend's name) posted on your wall. (friend's name) wrote: "Happy New Year!!! You have to check this out. I already feel a difference." The link given to check out was http://www.facebook.com/1/1a15b;www.news6dietnews.prospects.at.

At the site given is a news article supportingthe "acai vitaboost diet" and providing the 2 steps needed to receive the free trial product andprovides a discount code to reduce the shipping and handling. The links take you to the "acai vitaboost diet" website.

Once at this website,I filled outmy mailing address and credit card information (for the shipping costs) for thetrial products. I was sent an invoicevia email fromtrytadalafil which stated the total chargedwas $2.49.However, theythen charged(pending)mycredit card $99.95for this product.

I have attempted to contact this company via twocustomer supportnumbers (1-877-450-4734; 1-800-790-3185) one of which was busy all dayand the thirdkeptme on hold for twenty minutes onlyto then transfer me to a voicemail box. I have attempted to contact them via email (support@trytadalafil.com) only to havemy email returnedas "mailer-daemon: failure notice".

Thiscompanyappears to be fraudulent is ascamming customers by using the guise of a "free trial" product.