Avoid RIP OFF  free trials which are designed to COST YOU MORE!

Don't be fooled! No one is going to give you their product for free. Why would they? All you will get is CONSTANT rebilling on your credit card... which are impossible to cancel.

There's a type of website springing up online lately called a Free trial site. What these sites say they are going to do is send you their product to try for free.

The idea being that you'll love the product and buy more, maybe even becoming a lifetime customer.

Makes sense right?

Well that's exactly what these companies are hoping you think. And if these companies were legitimate, honest and above board, you'd be safe in thinking that.

But use them at your peril. They are very dangerous to sign up to.

What will actually happen is you'll be asked to give your credit card details but "purely for the delivery charge" which is usually quite cheap.

Seems reasonable, after all you are getting a months supply of their product. So to be asked to cover the shipping costs is fair enough, right?

Once again, yes, if it was all above board and legit.

Unfortunately, it doesn't work out that way. You'll be instantly signed up to a subscription system and be sent a new shipment every single month.

"But I didn't ask for that! I just wanted my free trial then I'll make my mind up if I want more or not" I hear you.

That's irrelevant to them.

But once they have your credit card details they'll bill you every month. Whether you asked for it or not!

Try cancelling your order! That's if you want to spend hours in total frustration, being passed from pillar to post. That's if you can get hold of anyone in the first place. Then they will give you the runaround to discourage you from even trying to cancel.

But one of the worst things is most of these 'free trial' sites over charge for what you get to the tune of $70 or $80, when the standard product should be $30 to $40.

These SCAM websites do get shut down but MORE appear to take their place! AVOID THEM or you will lose your money.

"A record $1,375,000 settlement was announced today by Attorney General Terry Goddard against Central Coast Nutraceuticals, Inc.("CCN") of Phoenix. The settlement resolves a consumer fraud lawsuit that alleged deceptive online sales practices by CCN.

CCN will pay $1 million in civil penalties to the state , $350,000 in consumer restitution and $25,000 to cover the state's legal and investigative costs.

After receiving hundreds of consumer complaints, Goddard brought the lawsuit against CCN in December 2008. In it he alleged that CCN used a variety of deceptive tactics marketing low-cost "risk-free" trial offers of health supplements.

According to the complaints, consumers who purchased the low-cost "risk-free trial offers" of CCN's health supplements were also charged for costly products and services that they did not request. These included pre-selected "up-sell" products that the consumer had to actively de-select in the online order form to avoid being charged.
When consumers tried to contact CCN regarding the unauthorized charges, they often faced hold times over an hour and their e-mails never received a response."

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Avoid ANY FREE TRIAL. You could be scammed.

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