Complaint Review: Ultralifepm - Ultralifefittness - South Jordan Utah
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- Ultralifepm - Ultralifefittness P.O. Box 95668 South Jordan, Utah U.S.A.
- Phone: 435-673-0913
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- Category: Drug Manufacturers
Ultralifepm - Ultralifefittness RIPOFF nothing telling you about auto ship and dvds untill after you pay. Then a flag comes up and then they won't let you cancle or answer your calls at the 1-800 phone number when you do get Brian? he is rude and says you are stuck!! South Jordan Utah
*Consumer Suggestion: Not these stupid dog pills again! Why is it every time I come here, somebody new has sent for dog pills? There can't be that many people with worms.
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I went to ultralifefitness.com ordered ultrapm capsules, after paying with the credit card I got a pop up stating that I would receive auto ship and would also receive work out dvds and would be auto billed $6.00 weekly for these.
I sent several emails to cancel the order the same day and each day I would get a confirmation of my order. I would request to cancle again. I received the product anyway.
I called 1-800-757-1279 got recording never a real person left several messages to cancle order.
Contacted credit card company next month got more pills and dvds. Credit card people called 1-435-673-0913 and we talked to Brian? He was very rude told me the disclosures were printed and that I had to pay and unless I cancelled the right way which was to go to their sight or call then I had to pay. I told him In the long run his company would pay because I would tell everyone I know how I was treated and he said he would tell his laywers I threatened Slander.
Telling the truth is not slander and I hope he loses thousand of sales from this report.P.S. I also contacted the attorny generals fraud department and gave them this information.
Paulette
s.c.s., Michigan
U.S.A.
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#1 Consumer Suggestion
Not these stupid dog pills again! Why is it every time I come here, somebody new has sent for dog pills? There can't be that many people with worms.
AUTHOR: Paul - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Friday, July 15, 2005
Stop ordering this nonsense you find on the internet!
Don't you people know that you're getting animal pills? They use animal pills because they cost a lot less than pills for humans.
The whole idea is just to steal your money. They don't actually care if you take the pills or not, because once they have your account they will take whatever they want. That's why they use animal pills. Because they're cheap. They're not worried about your health. Not in the least.
Think about what you're taking. If a goat spit it out, or a horse coughed it back up, what does that tell you?
Those animals will eat anything. Even dogs sometimes eat their own crap.
So, what does that tell you?
If all of these animal turn up their noses and won't eat the pills, don't you think that you might want to follow their lead on this?
You know, people are supposed to be smarter than the animal kingdom.
So, act like it.
And, don't fall for the stick-on patch that they put on cows and sheep to keep the blood-sucking ticks from biting them. That's another scam. It's supposed to be a weight loss patch. But, it's for ticks.
Most of these things are actually animal products.
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