Peak Life
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I ordered through the Internet a sample bottle of Peak Life Prostate Pills for a $4.99 shipping and handling charge.It came in the mail two days before I went on a 9 day cruise. Today, I got another bottle containing 60 pills with a credit card charge of $69.99 + $4.99 for shipping and handling totaling $74.98. However I never ordered this bottle. All I wanted was to try the product to see if it would work, then make my decision whether I wanted to buy more. The receipt that I received said that this was the first shipment of my monthly order.I called the company and talked with a guy named Kyle, he would not give me his last name only an ID # 0182.He agreed to take the bottle back provided I pay for the shipping and they would deduct another $4.99 for shipping and handling.He said that it would take another 4-6 weeks before I would receive a refund, which I agreed to.He said that there was some writing just before you order that I probably didn't see. If it were there, it must have been microscopic. People who have prostate problems don't usually have great eyesight to begin with.The advertising is deceptive and dishonest.This is a scam to steal money from your account.Apparently this is not the only item that they sell, but the scam is always the same. I will never order a free sample of anything ever again.