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Friday, February 27, 2009

Don't have time to think up a better title. I got a box in the mail that I wasn't expecting. Opened it up, and the first thing I see is a flyer that thanks me and says there are free gifts inside. I look, and there's a bottle of "for men" vitamins and a DVD that teaches about nutrition or something. I wonder how they got my address, but figure what the heck, everyone knows that stuff, and I set it aside ... I know I'm not interested in taking crackpot vitamins, even if they are free.

Only then I notice there's an invoice ... my "risk free trial" costs money. To be exact, they claim I owe them $32.57, plus they have already deducted $8.65. I check my bank account, and sure enough, Klee Irwin Health Program has deducted that amount from my account. I call the customer service number on the invoice, and after a longish wait, I get "Dennis." I say they sent me something I didn't order, are asking for money, and have already taken some of my money. I want to know how they got my address and credit card number. He takes the order number, my last name, and my zip code, then tells me there is nothing in their records. Then he says "we're just the dual-action cleanse people" and claims that the vitamin people are at a different phone number, which he gives me. I ask him why his phone number was on the invoice ... he blabbed some lies, and I asked for his full name. He said he couldn't give out his last name. I said yeah, he can't give me his last name, but they can use my credit card number to take money from my checking account.

I'm in a hurry now, so I'll have to postpone further action until later. But Google is my friend, so I think I'll see what I can do to get potential scam victims to read this. If you are contacted by anyone connected to Klee Irwin, Dual-Action Cleanse, 12-in-One vitamins, Ultimate Nutraceuticals, or Cellular Research LLC, they are:

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