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This is a scam. They lure you in with an almost free test package of food supplements, but they actually charge you for their services at x15 times the cost of the product you think you are getting.
Stay away !!
Bought some items and suddenly they charge me a much bigger amount for something I NEVER have ordered :-(
PLEASE NOTE:
I have just learned that when you order some kind of food supplement or the similar you automatically get a membership if you don't send a notice of cancellation within 7 days!!!
Charge you and sends nothing. Stay away from them.
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