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**Little** · 12-23-2008, 03:35 AM

I just read about 10 reviews saying that the companies offering a $1 "free trial" are really scammers who will save your credit card number, give it to other companies, not stop the subscriptions that you're automatically signed up for upon getting the free trial, not sending the pills ... the works.
Take great care in where you punch in your credit card number on the internet. It's all too easy to set up a scam and all too difficult to convince your bank that it is one. Buying a similar product at a store would be much safer.

12-23-2008, 03:35 AM	#13
Little WH Junior Administrator Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: whjuniorad[at]hotmail[dot]com Posts: 1,559 Blog Entries: 4	I just read about 10 reviews saying that the companies offering a $1 "free trial" are really scammers who will save your credit card number, give it to other companies, not stop the subscriptions that you're automatically signed up for upon getting the free trial, not sending the pills ... the works. Take great care in where you punch in your credit card number on the internet. It's all too easy to set up a scam and all too difficult to convince your bank that it is one. Buying a similar product at a store would be much safer.