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6/19/2006 - Lisa writes:
I am extreemly upset!! I, like the rest, fell for the scam! I purchased the ball for $16 and they keept trying to sell me everything else to go along with it... I said NO to it all. I did receive my ball, which by the way is useless, it looses air and doesn't get very big. We had moved out of our home and leased it out while living out of the country... I'm just returning to find a stack, almost a years worth, of unopened tapes. I call customer Service only to be told they have a very strict 30 money back garantee and they would only credit 2. Of course when she looked in the "Notes" from when I made the initial purchase it didn't say anything about me not wanting to be enrolled. I will not let them have the last of this!! BBB here I come!!
2/7/2006 - David writes:
A couple of months ago I did something I never do - I ordered from an infomercial. I ordered Core Secrets, the price just seemed too good. When I called I was amazed they tried to sell me everything you can imagine, from vitamins to a buyer's club. I kept saying "no" to everything, I just want the exercise equipment. They charged my credit card immediately ($16.90) and never sent me anything, not even a letter of acknowlegement of the order. Two months later they charged my credit card again, this time for $46.85. Still, I had never received anything from them. I was furious (partly with myself!) and called them to cancel everything. They said they would in 3 days. We'll see. I'm concerned that these snake oil salepeople have my credit card information now. I have ordered products online for years and never had these problems, but these infomercial people are too unethical. If you have ordered from them keep a close watch on your account statements. They've got their hands in your pockets... I don't understand how they are getting away with this. My understanding of the law is that if they cannot ship in 30 days they must notify you and give you an option to cancel. And charging for products not ordered is just plain fraud. I should have just online or gone down to the local department store and bought what I wanted. It's cheaper and safer.
2/2/2006 - Patricia writes:
I ordered core secrets. I told the telemarketer no to all the other SPECIAL offers. I find out I have been signed up for a discount service called simply you.which has been charging my card 14.95 a month for months. My stupidity for not paying closer attention to my statement. I am contacting the attorney general office and the better buisness bureau. This is fraud and something should be done about it! It can't possibly be legal.
10/27/2005 - Amy writes:
These guys are the biggest fraudsters you will ever find out there. I placed an order with them on the phone and this lady was trying to sell me all kinds of stuff which I did not want. She was talking like people do in the mortgage commercials when they state the terms. I said no no no, I do not want anything additional. After she completed my order she told me that I had signed up for 3 more months of supply(she did not tell me this before she placed my order). I told her I am not interested in continued service. She said it was too late and that customer service was the only one that could help my case. I called customer service the next day and these guys had actually charged me not 18 dollars but 50 dollars! Apparently this fraudulent telemarketer had signed me up for many other products that I did not consent to. Also the customer service rep was trying to convince me to buy more and would refuse to do anything about canceling my order. In fact she said I had placed some more orders with the company last month?!!! I am like what the hell are you talking about. Well that was the end of my patience and I hung up on her. These people are very very fraudulent. You need to report them to the better business bureau and also to all other federal agencies.
10/25/2005 - Sherry writes:
I ordered the Core Secrets and was told that I would receive a shipment every other month. This was back in July. The end of August, one month later they shipped out 2 DVD's and debited my account the end of August and caused an overdraft. I returned the product to them and waited 2 weeks before I had to call them and force them to debit the money's they took from my account back. I put a tracking number on the package so that I would know when they received it back. I have yet to get the $32 back from overdraft charges. I stopped any further shipments and warned them that I would contact the better business bureau. They were also planning to ship me another 2 DVD's the end of September and charge another almost $50 dollars. I am going to try to fax the documentation to them again tomorrow to get my overdraft fees back. If I don't get them back I am going to contact the BBB.
9/19/2005 - Anonymous writes:
i got my core secrets ball and guide, but called to cancel my membership two dats after i received it. They told me that the membership had been cancelled. In fact I said "will I be receiving anything in the mail?" "Will I be charged for anything else? " and state that I did NOT want anything more from them and that I did not want to be a member of coresecrets anymore!! My checking accoutn was deebited a month later for $50.97 for something I categorically said I did NOT want! This is fraud!! They agreed to return my money but the procedure takes 4-6 weeks!!! Of course it does!!!!
8/18/2005 - Sharon writes:
I ordered the Core Secrets exercise ball, videos, which I did recieve. However 2 months later, I find a deduction in my checking account from the same organization which I did not consent to. On the first phone call, I definitely told them NO to all other products and programs. I called the customer service number today to find out that they send out some additional program videos for $39.99 plus shipping, but all I have to do is return them. This is something I never agreed to, and would Not have if I had been informed of it.
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