After a few weeks, BAM…you realize you’ve been conned. That Free trial wasn’t really “free” after all. Maybe you neglected to read the fine print, or maybe it was so vague that you were never sure what you signed up for and you’re probably out some serious cash by now. That sucks, and we’re sorry that happened, but the important thing is to re-group, stop all charges, and maybe even get your money back.

* Please note * that CureYourBody.com is NOT affiliated with any of these products; we decided to compile this information due to a very large number of inquiries, as a service to our visitors. Please tell anyone you know that needs this information that it can be found here.

It’s companies like the ones you will read about here that are giving the entire cleansing industry a dirty name. After all there’s a reason why top celebrities and doctors have endorsed the power of internal cleansing and that’s because it has so much potential to do good for the human body.

There’s no reason to doubt the power of the cleansing itself, but steer clear of predatory companies out to pull-one-over on you. Here’s a quick guide for those of you who have already been hit by one of these companies to get some recourse.

Here are some initial steps to take if you’ve been ripped-off by one of these companies:

1. Go to the website of the product you ordered and read all the fine print so you know what you have already signed up for. Legally, these companies must tell you in however small print, exactly what you are signing up for, and how to weave through their web of customer service run-arounds.
2. Call your bank. If you have been the victim of fraud, your bank or credit card company that the charges are going to can offer some solutions for you. Most banks will not just up and refund your money, but they can investigate allegations of fraud on your behalf, place stop payments on charges and change account and credit card numbers.
3. Save ALL information you get from these companies, including receipts, emails, confirmations, and charge statements from your financial institution and log telephone calls. These things will come in handy, should legal action become necessary.

If you are looking for information regarding canceling an Acai Berry product "free" trial, click the link.

   

Many of the following products are associated with a service called Fit Factory. It is usually tacked onto your purchase of the “free” trial offer, and you may find that you have difficulty finding the number you must reach in order to cancel.

Phone numbers to cancel:
1-866-407-1022

Phone number to cancel: 1-800-940-8034

Phone number to cancel: 1-866-607-8092 -customer service

Bowtrol provides a link rather than a phone number:
https://support.healthbuy.com/support/locate/

*Please note that you must know which credit card you used to order the product and enter that credit card in order to cancel the subscription.

Phone numbers to cancel:
1-866-897-0663 if you ordered Bromalite AFTER February 13, 2009
1-877-300-6250 if you ordered Bromalite BEFORE February 13, 2009
1-866-407-1022 to cancel Fit Factory subscription*

*Please note that you must call this number as well to cancel the expensive monthly subscriptions you get with your “free” trial as well

Website to cancel: www.verifyyourorder.com

Phone number to cancel:
1-888-820-2656

Phone number to cancel:
1-877-300-6125

Website: www.verifyyourorder.com

Phone number to cancel:
1-866-320-0388

Phone numbers to cancel:
1-877-350-8480 –customer sevice
1-866-407-1022 –to cancel Fit Factory

Please contact us at dawn@cureyourbody.com if you would like information on how to cancel other colon cleanse products and we will do our best to research and post the information.