I requested a trial of total cleanse and was sent a shipment. I then received another shipment that I did not order and noticed that charges were being deducted from my checking account. I notified the company and was told that I would receive a refund and I'm not sure that all the charges have been removed.

I signed up for their product knowing that I would have 5.95 deducted out of my account. Since then, they have taken 84.79 out of my account and I want this cancelled and the full creidt of 84.79 posted back to my Chase Mastercard. I have not received any product worth 84.79 and furthermore, I returned the product and have refused each shipment telling the postman to Return it to the sender! I tried calling the number on my bank statement, but got a rep in the Phillipines that could not speak English and said there was no management to talk to or handle my credit and then hung up on me. Then I called the number in my emails, with the same result. I'm pissed! Can anything be done? I can't cancel, because there's no way to get in touch with anyone. What should I do? I WANT ALL MY MONEY BACK. PLEASE ADVISE.

Thirty day trial for the cost of shipping. I tried the product and was not interested in ordering any more and called the company. The Acai Slim and Total Cleanse were shipped to me. I wrote return to sender and delivered to Post Office. My credit card was debitedfive unauthorized times for a total of $342.48 above the shipping cost of the trial.

The Total Cleanse website offering a free trial for $5.95 is a Bait and Switch con used by ebiz program.com to gather address, telephone number, and email information for marketing purposes. Very soon after filling out form for free trial on Total Cleanse, the consumer gets a phone call from a telemarketer who wants to verify information. Telemarketer never discusses the Total Cleanse product but instead lures consumer into agreeing to adding an additional $1.00 charge to credit card to try Simply Mine and then another $1.00 charge for another program called My Advisor. The $1.00 charges are placed on credit card while the $5.95 charge has not been. Total Cleanse is using the huge colon cancer scare developed by the media to Bait the unsuspecting, unknowing, and very frightened of cancer, individual to then switch his attention to these other marketing products. Not to mention the overloaded email inbox after providing Total Cleanse with such information. If Total Cleanse was a reputable product and honestly advertised, there would not be numerous consumer complaints on this website. This is Bait and Switch. This is Fraud. This is Deceitful Business Practices. If you want your refund and cancellation of the very bogus Total Cleanse, go to ead1.total-cleanse.com and read the terms and conditions, and the privacy policy on the bottom of page. Use the address they provide and send them a letter to cancel. Just realize and be informed that Total Cleanse is nothing more than a bait and swith for marketing many other membership type programs. This is not a health care product or you would not have tryed to return and cancel.

If you want to cancel your order for Total Cleanse go to www.verifyyourorder.com. Here you can check the status of your order, request it be cancelled and view the Terms and Conditions. I had trouble canceling this by phone but this link seems to work. Also under terms and conditions there is a phone number and address where you can write. My credit card was charged $4.95 for shipping and handling and when I placed the order I received a confrimation number. It worked on this site. Hope this helps!