Force Factor Reviews

I tried the sample, was no longer interested, attempted to cancel. Spoke with an customer service agent that was apparently hired from a high pressure boiling room. This is a perfect example on how to kill a brand that is trying to grow in a very competitive market. I had to call again and spoke to another agent "Mike" who was professional and attentive.

Dodgy Practise - Force Factor Test X180 - Another one who signed up for a 'FREE'. I got billed in Dec. & got the goods but THEN I got billed in January but haven't received anything (5th Feb). Trying to cancel but not easy from UK. In my opinion - you should avoid this company like the plague.

I signed up for a free limited test sample and paid shipping and handling charges, but had to give a credit card number. I received the sample a few days later. 30 days later, I received a 30 day supply that I did not order and was charged $74.98 to my credit card. I did not order this merchandise or authorized the payment. I called the company to stop further shipments and charges, but they were adamant about reversing the charge for the 30 day supply I had received unsolicited. Afterwards, I entered the company's website to review the terms and conditions, and was able to locate them in small print and after having to scroll down beyond the point where you accept to pay the shipping cost for the "free" sample. This is misleading and unethical.

Same thing sign up for free sample... Now I'm being charged $74.00 for being enrolled in a monthly program. They bury it in the fine print. Very shady company!!!! Had product just show up in the mail box with a bill. They email a tracking number with the sample package, but just send you the monthly $74 without notifying you.

I ordered the free sample from this crooked company on 1-20-14. I got it a couple of days later. Yesterday I got a call from American Express about suspicious charges on my card 1-21-14. I had to cancel my card and get a new one issued. Then yesterday a package comes from Force Factor, a whole new bottle of 60 pills which I did not order and a charge of $74.00 on my card! I just disputed the charge with AMEX. This is a ripoff and I believe this company had something to do with the bogus charges on my credit card.

After seeing an advertisement for Force Factor health supplement (Force Factor Test X180 IGNITE), on the internet, giving a free sample and only having to pay for post and handling, I ordered and paid $9.99 US currency. This was debited against my account as $10.99 Aus, on the 3rd December. On checking my bank account today, 30th December, I have discovered that Force Factor has taken a further $101.92 Aus. from my account. This withdrawal was unauthorized and I did order or receive any further product from the company Force Factor. As a Retired Detective of Police I am hoping that you can assist in this matter.

I AGREED TO A SAMPLE SUPPLY AND GAVE MY CC# FOR SHIPPING. Within the next week I was charged 79.99 and received a month supply of a product I neither wanted or gave authorization for purchase of. They have no information for returns or refunds on their site and am reporting them to the Consumer Advocate Bureau.

I agreed to pay $6 shipping for a free 14-day sample of Force Factor. Buried in the text was an implied consent for recurring monthly shipments. They shipped an $80 bottle at the same time as the sample. I have not been able to get my credit card company to reverse the charge. There is nothing new or revolutionary about this product. The ingredients have been available for years, and can be obtained in single supplements with higher doses for far less. I didn't intentionally order this product, I don't want it, I'm not going to use it. I encourage everyone that has been fooled by this business practice to post on every site they can find.

I, like others, ordered the $4.99 sample and was charged $75, 18 days later. Don't fall for this.

I fell for the offer of a Force Factor sample without realizing I was signing up for automatic shipments. Four days after I placed the sample order I attempted to cancel the automatic shipments. So far I have spoken to 3 representatives who work extremely hard to keep you as a customer. They promised my account was cancelled and an email was forthcoming, yet no cancellation email arrived. Each call back I'm told your account didn't cancel but I've now cancelled it. I still have 14 more days to see if I can get this cancelled before an automatic shipments comes and I get charged $75. If I had the Corporate Office address I would send a certified letter of cancellation so I would have proof of cancellation for the credit card company. This is extremely frustrating.

What happened is basically the same as other people's complaint here. They try to hook you up with cheap sample ($8). And after one month, they start to send you the product every month and charge your card for $80 for that. When I realized that after several months and called them, they said I agreed to subscribe for the service when I purchased the sample and it is my fault not to read through the contract. (I swear they hide the clause somewhere in the agreement that you won't be able to notice.)

I ordered a free trial of Force Factor X180 for $4.99 shipping. Buried in the user agreement is a clause that has them sign you up for a monthly supply that I was unaware of because I did not review the agreement carefully enough. I feel this is an unscrupulous practice as everyday we have to check the user agreement. No one has the time to review all of the legal jargon contained in these agreements. This company will send out another month's supply and charge your credit card $74.00. Buyer beware as this company will rip you off!

Similar to others, I fell for the Free Sample scam. I paid shipping and received the product about 10 days afterwards. I didn't notice the fine print until where it says I have to cancel or they will be sending me additional product. I saw this charge on my credit card for $74.99USD and immediately called Force Factor. I haven't received the product yet. Lady was nice but told me it was my fault for not reading the website carefully. In the end, she sends me a return mailing label and said she would refund my money after receiving the unopened package. When I do receive the package, I will definitely return it. If the product was any good, I might have continued to buy from them but with this type of customer service, I will never buy any Force Factor product again. I'm sure they are constantly getting calls to reverse charges for their negative response selling method. It's just wrong.

This review is not to bash this company. I will try to be fair and only state the facts of my experience with Force Factor. For starters, I came across this free trial of Force Factor products. It is supposed to be a 14-day trial bottle (I chose Test X180), and I was only supposed to pay for shipping. The checkout process seemed fine, and the transaction went through smooth; although I waited for my bottle and didn't receive it until 19 days later. Upon opening the box and reading the usage directions, I found out that the recommended dosage is 2 pills a day, not one, as stated in the nutrition facts. So the 14 pills they sent is a 7-day trial, not 14.

Your free trial signs you up for a monthly subscription of a supplement you may not want. I don't remember ever seeing anything that stated so, maybe because I purchased via a link on Kyle Leon's Muscle Maximizer site. In any case, I called them and told them I don't want a subscription and I wanted it stopped. They shipped me another bottle. At about 75 dollars a bottle, this is no deal. In fact, you can get this stuff off Amazon for a little over $40. I called them again telling them I wanted it canceled, and while talking, they charged me for another bottle. I've learned my lesson on free samples. Does it work? I stopped taking it after the first auto ship. After all, who markets a product like this if it can stand on its own?

I ordered a free 14-day trial and shortly after receiving it, I got a full bottle for $74.98 without my knowledge. When I tried to return the bottle, I had to argue with the representative of Force Factor for almost an hour. Even after an hour of arguing they still wouldn't give me a 100% refund, nor would the representative let me talk to a supervisor or manager. He actually hung up when I insisted that I talk to a manager. Be aware when you buy products from this company!

Trial offer - Buyers beware. I got their sample. Before I had the chance to cancel the next order, it was on my credit card. What a gimmick. Their free sample turns into orders before you get your credit card bill.

We are so sorry if there has been any confusion! For questions or concerns, please call our customer service department at 877-492-7243 and we will sort out any issues immediately! Thank you. -- Force Factor

On 7/29/11, I ordered a one-time free sample of Force Factor dietary supplement. I was let to believe that I had a 14-day trial period once I received the product. If I decide not to continue using the product, I am to cancel by the end of the trial period or another would be sent to me at the regular price.

I have been experiencing several side effects from using the product. For example, several months while using Force Factor, I experienced muscle spasms and stiff neck every morning. I have stopped using the Force Factor for several months now and I no longer have the aforementioned side effects. I contacted Force Factor on December 27, 2010 to cancel my subscription and to return two unused bottle and one open bottle. As a result, my subscription was canceled. However, Force Factor refused to have me return unopened bottles for a full refund of my money.