This whole experience was shady to me. Got 14 day free ($.99) trial. They shipped first order immediately on the 14th day from the 1st shipment (not from date I would have received first shipment). This is a 30 day supply per shipment, but they sent the THIRD shipment exactly two weeks after the second shipment. So I'm getting charged $87.13 every two weeks! On top of that, I never even received the third shipment, even though they did provide a USPS tracking number verifying delivery.

As with everyone else, couldn't get through on 800 number. Online chat worked (www.shipmentassistance.com) but she just kept repeating that their website clearly stated the trial period was 30 days. Didn't see (and not sure if it's there, because the only way to see the contract is place another trial order), that the 30 day return policy applies to each and every bottle - not just the initial order.

I understand that I have to pay for what I received, but this is a very shady way of doing business. And I could tell by the way the online chat person was answering my questions that they (the company) know it. My account has been cancelled, someone else is "enjoying" my third shipment of vitamins, and I'm out $180. Besides the fact that I'm seeing Resveratrol all over the place now for MUCH less (even Walgreens carries it), I didn't see any benefits from it. To the contrary, it gave me indigestion and severe bloating.

BEWARE--- RESVERATROL ULTRA----- COLON CLEANSE--- BIO LAB WRINKLE CREAME--- ACIA BERRY--- ALL THE SAME COMPANY... ITS ALL A SCAM... NO--- SUCH THING AS A FREE TRIAL

Resveratrol Ultra AND, from having since checked, several other companies are running a scam for "free trials" of various resveratrol products -- Resveratrol Ultra is the one that scammed me. You see recommendations of resveratrol (NOT the products being shilled by the crooks) from "60 Minutes" or "Dr. Oz" etc that are made to look as though they are endorsing the product. Even if you notice the fine print that the products aren't being recommended, you have nothing to lose (you think) except the shipping charges which I've seen range from ninety-nine cents to $5.95. You provide your credit card number, get billed the advertised shipping and handling fee, and receive the product as promised.

Then, it happens. You get: a) billed $87 for the FIRST bottle (i.e., your free trial) and -- if you don't notice that on your statement, you are shortly thereafter billed for a second "auto-shipped" bottle. Where was anything about either mentioned? In regard to the billing for the first bottle, I still don't know. That appears a naked theft without cover of even fine print. The autoship, however, comes under the "Terms and Conditions" -- a small print hyperlink that appears at the bottom of the line.

Resveratrol Ultra, allegedly from Hollywood, Fl., is billed from GBR and 866-955-8523. You can discontinue auto-ship from the thick accented Indians you'll reach at that number, but it's best also to close and reopen your credit card account under a new number. As for a refund, you can -- if you persist long enough -- be told that one is in the works and to call back again in two days (for yet more hassle and delay). I doubt that you or I will receive one. It appears to be a delaying tactic until the crooks move on to avoid prosecution.