THIS IS A COMPLETE SCAM. In spite of what "Doug" writes above (I'm guessing that he is part of the forcefactor SCAM, which is exactly what it is), ForceFactor is a complete and total rip-off. Stay FAR, FAR away. I didn't see any kind of T's & C's as supposedly exist, and suddenly was getting billed for THREE different products to the tune of over $230. That's right, TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY DOLLARS in less than 20 days.
Each "transaction" had two small fees attached as well, which are probably international transfer fees b/c the money and/or offices has to go overseas b/c this is a TOTAL SCAM.
You can't reach anyone at their "office" or customer service numbers to cancel your orders, which will multiple rapidly in their "system, " and I was forced to cancel my credit card b/c of these criminals. Stay away or I guarantee that you're going down the same road.
PS - the supposed idea of the forcefactor "free trial" is to prove that the product works, "Doug" -- if it was so great, everyone would be ordering lots more. So, signing up to try it isn't taking "advantage of a business" as you say -- forecfactor immediately billing you over and over again and ripping everyone off IS, however, taking advantage of people that sign up for what looks like a legit offer.
