There all over, and everyday more and more pop up. Today, I will be showing you what to do if this gets stuck with you, and if you havent already signed up. How to avoid them!

Scammers and Con Artists have been making new "products" everyday about things that are guarenteed to work. First off all, before reading the rest. These are 100% scams. They will get you into hell if you sign up for them. Supposably, you are signing up for a free kit (for google kits) and you just pay shipping. Same with the other Body Building, Fat Burning Products, and Teeth Whitening products. All you have to do is request your free "sample" just pay shipping ($0.99-$2.00) for you to get it. Once you clicked the "submit" or "send my kit" or "send my sample now" button. You are in for most likely a huge hell ride.

Here's how it works. Most of them have a TINY TINY TINY link at the bottom. It reads (terms and conditions) or (privacy policy) and if you look through the huge list of random crap in there policy's terms. In small print, you will read something like below. Tell your bank everything, the sites info, workers, site name, terms and conditions, other users who reported the site, how many people reported it, etc.



"Your 14 day Trial Period will start when you click the “Submit & Confirm” button on our website. You will be responsible to pay Shipping and Handling charges for your first shipment of AcaiOptimum. If you wish to cancel your order within your Trial Period, simply call 1-877-***-1528 and return your bottle (Even if it´s empty!) within 30 days from canceling and you will not be charged anything other than the shipping and handling fee. If you enjoy AcaiOptimum, do nothing and at the end of your Trial Period your credit card provided today will be charged $79.98 and you will automatically be enrolled in the AcaiOptimum Fit Club. This means that in approximately 30 days from the end of your Trial Period and every 60 days thereafter, you will be shipped a new 2 month supply of AcaiOptimum for the low price of just $49.00 per bottle with FREE shipping. This is a reoccurring order which is more fully described below in section 2. Remember, you can cancel at any time by contacting our Customer Care Department at 1-877***-1528 or online at www.acoptimumcs.com. Today’s charges and future charges will appear on your credit card as ntr*acoptimumcs.com."

What really is going on behind the scenes is they usually make sure you don't get your product untill AFTER your trial end so if you get it and you get charged you want to return it, but its after the trial so they say they can not do anything about it. Or they just lie, say they will cancel your product, give you a fake cancelation number then run your charges up even more. You can call them all you want, it will do nothing to help you. The only way to go is to the BBB, FCC, and most importantly. Your bank.

First of all, go to the BBB and check out the site. Search for something related to the scam. I searched Teeth Whitening and got this http://utah.bbb.org/article/teeth-whitening-products-sold-online-wipe-smile-off-consumers-faces-12759

It tells EVERYTHING about the company. Linking sites, owners, ALL phone numbers, REAL address, everything. Call the your local Better Buisness Bureau and talk to them about the site you got scammed by and such. ALWAYS, ALWAYS get the phone number of the site you got the product from by going into there terms and conditions. They willl help you get everything settled, file a complaint. Use the info of the scam site from BBB.org and call every number on there. Write down ALL the info of the site. Now call your bank, tell them everything. The site name, phone number, addresses, employees names (what you got from the BBB website) and what you got scammed out of. Get a copy of the terms and conditions of the site. They will look it up for you and realise it was a scam site. Report a file complaint, request a chargeback, and keep doing so every time they charge you. Eventually the bank will stop the charges, if not. Get a new account AND a new credit card. It's indeed a hassle but its worth it.

http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/microsites/bizopps/index.html Go there, and watch the video. It will interest you. Call the number at the end, ask them for help also. From now on, NEVER. Ever, order any trials off the internet. Other than actuall companys, if you ever do. Research them on BBB. Its better safe then sorry.

Note: Some sites display themselves as news sites like New York Times. They are not! Any comments on the "News Site" that says something like "I ordered the trial and I love it!" is fake. Notice if you try and comment it says "Comments Are Closed For Now Due To Spam"

They are all over, and you need to be aware. Stay away, and tell your bank everything. I wish you ALL, the best of luck.

Thats It For Now,
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