Aloha Spam
 

I Don't know where to put this but i got email today said it was from 3fatchicks offering free trail ALOHA. what is it Feels a bit bogggy to me Has this addy.
909 N Sepulveda Blvd El Segundo, CA, 90245, USA

Hi Mary, I moved your post into it's own thread :)

I also received the same email, and I was unaware that this was happening. I no longer own this website, it's owned by Internet Brands. The address you posted is their business address. Hopefully someone from IB will address this for us.

In the meantime, if anyone does sign up for the free trial, please note that the fine print says you are auto-enrolling into a subscription service unless you cancel before your 14 day free trial ends.

Please research the product thoroughly before purchasing. Check the ingredient labels that are posted, investigate the ingredients, and ask your health care practitioner if this product is right for you.

Hi Mary,
I too received this email, yesterday. As it came from 3 Fat Chicks I opened it and paid for the free sample. (4.95 shipping)

Luckily as I was looking through their site I came across the almost hidden 14 day auto enrolling information and called immediately to cancel.

When I was ordering the free samples there was no mention anywhere of being enrolled into a subscription. At $71.00 a month no less.

It's too bad. I was looking for a health drink with no fake sugars added and this one looked really good. But because of this underhanded business tactic I'm now questioning the whole site.