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I followed a Facebook link to a site (http://healthyworld.info/EN/weight-loss/) claiming to be Women's Health, and to offer free trial of weight loss product Pure Cambogia Ultra (an offer that conveniently expired that same day - 18 November 2013). Upon following the link to the free product (https://thepurecambogiaultra.com/za/#/?campaign=1004&subid1=277443&subid2=4140&subid3=213493283&subid4=&temp=1219456) there was no free product but it was available at a marked down price of 295ZAR (29.2USD).

The same applies for the link to accompanying site offering free PureLife Cleanse https://thepurelifecleanse.com/za/#/?campaign=2005&subid1=277443&subid2=4140&subid3=213493283&subid4=&temp=1219456

Upon submitting my order for 295ZAR (29.2USD), however, 1475ZAR (145.09USD) was taken off my credit card. I then discovered that this was a scam (http://www.womenshealthsa.co.za/blogs/warning-do-not-buy-these-weight-loss-products/).

If you follow the link now, the new date of free offer expiring is today....

I have tried to contact them to get money back, they now claim that I must pay a 15% S&H handling fee if I want a refund - this does not make sense as I immediately told them of the problem and to cancel the order, and they only responded today - 3 days later.

I want my money back! They should be dealt with so that no one has to fall prey again!