Force Factor clipped me too. This guy is pulling a fast one on consumers and though he may have tried to cover his ### with the carefully concealed "terms and conditions", there is a major flaw in his little game.
Force Factor's highly questionable "special offer" may be (barely) legal, however it's surely not an ethical way to market a product. Whoever owns this company isn't very bright. In today's world, consumers have a very larger voice via the internet to speak their minds about products and services. Companies who involve themselves with "marketing" campaigns such as this are only inviting consumer backlash. I too fell for this promotion. Who knows if the product works or not? I'm so annoyed with the way I was mislead by this company that I can only speak negatively about their product to everyone I know. Peer to peer marketing works both ways, and I have many peers.
