Extenze penis enlargement uses shady business practices

April 28, 2009 by Curt Siters

It has come to me from my friend in the banking industry that Extenze, a male/penis enhancement pill, may be using shady business practices. I checked out the website and the first thing I noticed was that they are asking for credit card information and not using a secure server. Not a good sign.

Matt indicated to me that he has seen a number of their customers calling and complaining about getting the trial size and then being shipped and billed for a regular order afterwards. Some have even overdrawn their accounts because of it.

At the bottom of the form it says:

Acceptance of this offer requires automatic enrollment in the maintenance program. You will automatically receive a new 30 day supply of ExtenZe every month after the first trial period. Membership in the maintenance program may be cancelled at any time by calling customer service.

Not exactly what I would call a trial offer. They are relying on people not reading the "fine print" so that they can send you product and bill you for it with your "consent" even though you only wanted the trial.

I did not fill out the form to order the trial size so I cannot say what follows, nor do I want to take the chance on being billed for something I don't want. So I don't know if there is anything past the form to

Some are even being shipped, and billed for, Alteril, a sleep aid, as well.

So, please my friends, read everything carefully and if you don't understand seek the advice of an attorney. It could save you in the long run. 

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