Ultralife Fitness ripoff South Jordan Utah

I clicked on an offer for free diet pills. They asked for credit card information for postage. There was no other information. Then sometime later after I received my pills (which don't work anyway), I noticed a billing on my card for 4$44.90.

Calling the company was difficult, most of the time no one answered the phone. Then I found out they gave me membership to this program of theirs. The only time I found out about any program was when after I called.

Furthermore, they claim that the number given connected you to some consultant that you can consult with anytime, but then why is this consultant so hard to reach. The program was 24.00 / month. When I said I did not want to join, they refused to give back any money, stating they couldn't. I had to discontinue my credit card to stop this fraudulent unauthorized activity, for fear they would probably rip me off further.

The web site is really cheesy, the exercises they put out are simple and stupid. They have nothing to offer, then they sent me a CD that didn't even have any sound. Then they said I could discontinue membership at their web site, promising I could still have membership for a month, but once you discontinue it, it is over. They expect you just to take your losses, but I reported this to my bank and they gave me my money back. So beware of any freebies on the web.

Helen
San Francisco, California
U.S.A.