Muscle Extreme and Ultra Force Might
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The company offered FREE samples of a 30 day supply of workout supplements Ultra force and Muscle eXtreme via an ad on Facebook. The Facebook ad also offered a discount code reducing the shipping and handling costs from $8.95 to $2.50 per unit. The ad stated the reason the product was free was because of their certainty of return customers and the spread of the product by testimonials of trial members such as myself. After carefully reading the entire Facebook page and certain that it was a legit offer I clicked the link to place my order. I used my credit card to pay the $2.50 s/h per unit which was the only costs mentioned anywhere on the ad. I called the company and they stated they sent me a 30 day supply of pills to use for 10 days and decide whether or not I wanted to keep it and after 10 days if I had not cancelled my order and or sent them back the pills along with a $15.00 restocking fee they would automatically deduct $79.95 every month along with sending me a new supply of pills. The representative I spoke with for Ultra force said there is a terms and conditions tab on the link I was directed to from the Facebook ad describing the actual “deal” and sure enough the smallest font on the entire page was indeed the terms and conditions tab but since I thought the page was strictly for ordering information, I neglected to scan it with my magnifying glass.

The true and honest intent was buried under extremely small font. To me and many others it can be seen as dishonest trade practice. If the product is really that good than the company would be upfront with the true price. I would have been happier knowing I was receiving a great product for a reasonable price without the underhanded bait and switch. I still have hopes this product will work but even if it does I will not be making future purchases.