Glucosulin

Glucosulin More than one way they are ripping people off Internet

13th of Nov, 2010 by User540892

I have read all of the scam reports on Glucosulin and noticed that aside from the fact that it does not work, they charge you if you do not return the unused portion within 30 days, no one has mentioned that they are signing people up for memberships to travel clubs and savings clubs without their permission. I have ordered from the tv ad before and the one thing I am very cafeful about is saying NO to all the additional 30 day "free" trials they offer. I clearly state that I will not accept ANY of these offers. The other day I received these 2 things in the mail that looked like junk mail. I don't know what possessed me to open one instead of just tossing it but it is a good thing I did. It was a savings2go membership that I supposedly authorized with the Glucosulin order. I DID NOT. This said I had authorized a $13.95 per month charge to my credit card. So I opened the other piece of junk mail it is was a Leisure travel club I also supposedly authorized. I immediately call and spoke to the most insulting representative who basically told me I was to stupid to understand the offers I was given and the fees I agreed to. I went balistic. They agreed to cancel these things and review the tape. I then called and said I wanted to return the Glucosulin because I don't appreciate their business practices. That representative said they would be happy to review the tapes but saw no point since the memberships were cancelled. This company is a total, 100% scam. Don't throw away your junk mail. Make sure they havent signed you up for anything else

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