The Free Diet Pills Scam

Internet purchasing has some positive and negative aspects. The good thing is that you can come across some very useful products. Without the Internet’s help, you probably would have never found them or heard of them. However, Internet purchasing comes with big risks, too.

Just the fact that you give away your credit card information in order to receive your purchase is enough to become an easy target for scam and identity theft. Deceitful traders are in a better position due to a fact that Internet keeps them anonymous, since they can leave fake or no contact information, meaning they cannot be held accountable or be tracked down.

Diet pills are a common online purchase, which means you should be careful about what you spend your money on when you are looking for a dietary supplement. There are many sellers who are trying to sell you fake products with little to no effect on your [intlink id=”3706″ type=”post”]battle with weight loss[/intlink].

There are some helpful tips to avoid scams, including dietery pills. Such as, how to get your money back if you fall victim or even known product names which are a part of these scams.

Probably the most obvious clue that you are dealing with a scam is if the seller is offering you the product you are interested in, free of charge. This may or may not be a scam, but it’s a really good indication that it might be. Ask yourself, who would offer diet pills for free? That is far from a good business plan.

If you see an offer for free pills, it will most likely be presented as some sort of “free trial”, but you will soon find out that the trials are not completely free as the offer claims they are. If you are serious about obtaining a certain product, you have to be certain of what will happen when the purchase has been made. Do they talk about extra charges or mention further payments? If you choose to ignore the fine print and provide the seller with your credit card information, you will lose all control of the situation. Often, a seller will claim that they are offering free trials of the said product, but you will have to pay an extra shipping fee.

That way, you hand them your debit or credit card information. Even after you receive said product, you may continue to receive more of it, with recurring charges to your debit or credit card, because they have an auto-shipping program as a part of their scheme.