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Walkfit Orthotics makes orthotic footwear inserts. Its products aim to improve foot alignment, reduce pain and enhance comfort. The orthotics feature customizable inserts and can fit a variety of shoe types, offering support for everyday use and specific foot conditions.
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Reviewed Nov. 28, 2012
My husband purchased this, not knowing the scam that was taking place. When he realized what was going on, he immediately contacted them to cancel this order. They refused and told him he had to call back in a few weeks. Then he got charged with some pills, as well as something else with another vendor. Unbelievable. In the paperwork, they have some paperwork that they use arbitration. Funny how they think that would hold in a court of law. I am on these people like flies to **. I am also having the media take this story on. I'm filing a complaint with the attorney general in the State of CA.
Reviewed Oct. 29, 2012
This is a scam, people. They take advantage of elder people. My dad bought a pair of orthotics and everything was fine till every two months they send him bottles of pills that he did not order for three times. We called customer service and returned the products. When the products arrived to their warehouse, we contacted the customer service again and they did not want to give my dad his money back. This is an illegal company. We returned the products and they did not want to give us the money back. Be aware!
Reviewed Oct. 6, 2012
Walk-fit stole money out of my account. I made the mistake of ordering 2 sets of orthotic inserts online. First, they take your credit card number, and then a series of offer screens pop up - slippers, gel inserts, vitamins, etc.- to get to the end of the transaction, but no itemized summary of charges. Emails only confirmed order received and shipped - no itemized bill. My card was charged $80! Then a month later, they took money out of my account for $38! When I called "customer service", I got routed to India. The explanation, as far as I could understand, was I owed a "balance". Furious, I got online and found many similar accounts dating back to 2008. I had to cancel my bank card because they have stolen from others’ accounts again and again! How can this company still be in business?
Reviewed Sept. 26, 2012
Internet order with hidden charges and no "free" item as advertised: I got information from a friend to check out the website for a free trial for Walkfit.com insole pads. I also called them yesterday to confirm cancellation and again was told that they had already processed in spite of all my attempts to cancel. It is nowhere disclosed about S&P charges for the "free" item which has a double S&P charge.
My bank will not accept any payment to you, so stop process immediately. Look at your records to see that I cancelled this immediately after the order came with your pricing! You need to disclose costs clearly and precisely before asking for a person's credit information. Your "free" item is not free with your S&P charges which are ridiculous along with the costs of your product.
As I stated, this is false and misleading. The minute the rep insists that you place your order, then quotes are disclosed and the order is assumed processed immediately, no matter how many attempts you can make to cancel. My bank charges were sent this morning on September 26. I was told that when I get the package to just pay S&P to return it and they would remove charges when they receive the returned item, although they had plenty of time to cancel this shipment that is said to arrive in 7-14 days. Why didn't they cancel on the 24th which was my immediate request? Thank you for any suggestions or help. It has become a principle to me that I wouldn't want anyone else to experience such misleading advertising.
Reviewed Sept. 4, 2012
I ordered the Walkfit inserts and when they arrived, there was a bottle of joint supplement which I did not order. One month later, I see that Walkfit charged an additional $44. When I called, they informed me that the bottle of pills was a free gift and I should have read the welcome letter. They said the letter stated that I needed to cancel to avoid getting future bottles of something that I did not order! They insisted that I try the pills. I insisted on getting my money back. They said to refuse the shipment and they would refund me $39. I told them that I wanted the full $44 and they refused. I will send the bottle back and I will dispute this with my bank. Terrible company. I will also file with the BBB.
Reviewed Sept. 3, 2012
WalkFit Platinum overcharge - First, I only checked the prices on their page, but I wrote my credit card information. At the end, I did not agree because they never showed the total amount of the sales. I never pressed the final button to complete the transaction. They charged my card $142.00. But the worst part, on 09/04/12 they charged my credit card again for $ 75.60. For what? I really want you to make an investigation about this company. I think they steal money from people. Thank you.
Reviewed July 18, 2012
Around 1/2011, I bought about three pairs of Walkfit Orthotics. I used a Visa card. The Walkfit Orthotics were awful. I called Walkfit and I was told to return the items and give them the tracking number. I returned the Orthotics, but forgot to get the tracking no. I called Walkfit and I was told to send them a copy of the mail receipt. My bad luck, I lost the receipt. I faxed them about this together with the order nos. I still requested for refund; no word from Walkfit. I went to the Walkfit address in Rancho Cucamonga, Ca. It looks like just a mailing address as their customer service is offshore. The Orthotics were not returned to me. Found another single orthotic and mailed it to them 6/2/12. I have tried to get a refund off and on since 2 or 3/2012. Walkfit said my refund is $59.80.
Reviewed July 7, 2012
I placed order online. While placing order, a representative - Jessica - pops up on the screen asking if she can assist. Basically, she is a distraction so you will not notice all the fine print and miss un-checking boxes for auto reorders. It was supposed to be $19.95 plus S&H for 2 pair of inserts, 2 pair of slippers free. Just pay S&H, 1 Foot care, again, free just pay S&H. After you submit your order, you get no chance to see exactly what was ordered and how much you are paying. The rep, Jessica, said she could not help me and to call the toll free number, which was not accepting calls at this time, try again later. I sent 2 emails - no response. I finally got through on the phone and the total for the above order - $127.45. I cancelled the entire order and will watch my credit card carefully. I would not order from this company.
Reviewed July 3, 2012
When ordering, I got the free shoes. They sent me two pairs. I only authorized one pair and they are huge, too big. They will not stay on my feet. I called to return them and they told me I could only get the price of shipping and handling back for them. They charged me $19.90 for them and I am not happy about this at all.
Reviewed June 21, 2012
I order my husband Walkfit inserts. These are his second pair as his other set has gotten uncomfortable. We received the order. It should have cost $29.99, but instead charged me $59.75. Now 5 weeks later, Walkfit Platinum came in my bank account and charged me another $18.90. I was overcharged the first time. Now like crooks, they just put their hands in my account without my permission! The customer service is in India and it was near impossible to understand what he was saying. I know a scam when I see one. Don't buy inserts here.
Reviewed June 19, 2012
WalkFit insoles: it is the same as all the others on the many pages of complaints. I reported it to the BBB with no results. They would put me on hold and play loud opera music and never come back online. They lie, cheat, and piss you off every way they can and more or less tell you to get lost. I hate this outfit and everyone that has been cheated should really take them down. Where is the law in this country anyway?
Reviewed June 12, 2012
My credit card was stolen and someone fraudulently charged an order at WalkFit Platinum for a 12-month subscription. After letting the company know I did not place these charges, and the credit card charged was denied, they claim to have sent me another order for $18.90, which was never received. They are now sending threatening letters if I do not send them the money 'owed'. I have spoken with several "support" and "customer service" 800 numbers which are based in India, and have been told they cleared this up, but just received another letter. I think their fraudulent business practices should be looked into.
Reviewed June 6, 2012
I tried to cancel the order but was told it had already been shipped. So they told me to refuse the order when it is delivered. I did refuse the order and sent them proof. Three weeks have passed and my credit card has not been credited. The order should have only been $29.99, but my credit card was charged $77.70 because they shipped items that I did not order. What can I do to recover the funds? I am disputing the charges with the credit card company.
Reviewed April 26, 2012
I had called Walkfit after watching their infomercial on TV stating that it will help back pain and foot pain. I ordered the product on or about the first week in January 2012. Before I placed the order, I had called and spoken to a representative on the phone and specifically asked if WalkFit insoles were designed for healing Plantar fasciitis. She said they were designed to heal Plantar fasciitis as well as help with lower back pain. I went in to see a specialist yesterday (April 25, 2012) because my back pain became worse.
In fact, it became so bad that I cannot walk more than 10 feet without being in excruciating pain. The specialist told me it was because of the Walkfit Platinum inserts and they were not at all designed for Plantar fasciitis. He told me to take them out immediately. I received my Walkfit inserts on or about January 17, 2012 and it took some time to get this appointment with the specialist. I called Walkfit and told them I wanted my money back and that their representative had lied about their product. They gave me the run around for 15 minutes and finally told me that I had to call back in 24 to 48 hours. I am warning everyone who suffers from back pain and foot pain to stay away from this product as they represent themselves fraudulently. In addition, when you call customer support, they are in a different country and barely speak discernible English.
Reviewed April 19, 2012
I ordered the Walkfit platinum for both my son and myself plus all the extras they offered. The only thing that came for me were the slippers. My son got his whole order. When my son called and complained, he got a foreigner that wasn't very helpful. They charged me over $50 in shipping alone and it was a small box! Beware, they are not a good site to order from. You're better off looking elsewhere. I will not order from them again and I will warn others to avoid them as well!
Reviewed April 14, 2012
I received a pkg with some orthotics for a man's shoe size (actually, half a pair of foot orthotics, not even the right item that was on the packing slip). I never ordered these. It was the wrong address and phone # were on the packing slip, but my name. My mail carrier thought it was just misaddressed and delivered it. I called the company, could barely understand the poor English of the person, and tried hard to explain the situation. That in itself was a chore. I live alone; no one could have used the Cc plus it was done online. I never place orders online. She said if everything came back satisfactorily, I'd be credited (of course, minus S&H, plus I'm out that on my end too). I tried to get her to realize they only sent half a pair of orthotics so it would not be "satisfactory." She couldn't grasp that concept, seemed like she was reading from a script.
I went to the bank to find out I had yet another fraudulent transaction the same day, with another company that sells online music for free. Both the transactions had the recurring billing set up. The banker treated me like I was suspicious. I am middle-aged and not a criminal but maybe they get this so much they were tired of it. I myself am so tired of this kind of thing; it happened to my mom, my mother-in-law. Something needs to be done. We are not allowed to "know" the email address of the person who placed the order (confidential). Yet, we have our very lives turned upside down. There is something so grossly wrong here.
Reviewed March 27, 2012
The order has to be over the phone. They just keep trying to get you into some other "free" offer, which is just a way for them to auto bill your credit card that, by the way, is asked for at the very beginning of the call. When I told the person on the phone that all I wanted were the insoles, she said she had to make all these offers. Enough already! Put a stop to all this sales ** and listen to your customers. I did complete the order, but if I could find this product somewhere else, I would never do business with these people again.
Reviewed March 3, 2012
I ordered the orthotic inserts at $19.95 with $9.95 shipping the total on my e-mail confirmation was $29.90. When I checked the status of my order, I was informed my credit card was being charged $54. I asked that my order to be cancelled and the manager in customer service refused to cancel my order. I asked to speak to her supervisor and she said she was the highest on duty. I also told her I would go into my bank and dispute the charges to my account.
Reviewed Feb. 10, 2012
Extremely high shipping charges. I canceled my order and keep getting charged money on my card. It's a complete rip off! It's a scam! Do not buy this **. I called many times and got no satisfaction.
Reviewed Feb. 1, 2012
I ordered a product based on a telephone offer. Shipping (from Canada, as it turned out) was nearly the price of the product. When it arrived, and I examined it closely, I learned that it was identical to the one I owned, and had purchased from my local drug store for half the price, less, of course, shipping and handling. I am returning, but will have to pay shipping to Canada, forfeit the shipping I paid, and will not end up whole.
Reviewed Jan. 7, 2012
They would not cancel my order. I called customer service, but got no help. I called the LLC main office at 818-217-2000, and spoke to Collena ** in their so called legal department, but still, no help. I suggest you call her anyway, because she seemed rather skeptical to anyone who had problems with orders. I asked her how she slept at night. Apparently, no problem. I cancelled my credit card so they can not keep charging me, and will file a dispute with the bank for a full refund.
Reviewed Dec. 29, 2011
Do not order from this company. I ordered 2 pair of inserts, online at the official company website. The website wrongly recorded my order. When I contacted the company by phone, I thought I had straightened out the order.
When I finally received the order, I got 12 pairs instead of two (none of them the correct size) and was charged accordingly on my credit card, plus postage and handling for 2 separate packages. I have mailed the order back to the company in certified mail. I was told by a company representative that I would be charged $19.95 for a processing fee upon their receipt of returned items. This is an American company using cheap labor in India, and the people working there obviously don't give a damn.
Reviewed Dec. 2, 2011
I ordered replacement Walkfit for my husband. The company cashed the check and has yet to send the package. When I call the 1-800 432-05378, it is someone in South Asia and the English is terrible/very bad. The lady was reading a script and could not answer any of my questions regarding the replacements. Finally, I requested to the supervisor and she states the order will arrive in two-three weeks.
Well, let just say I have yet to receive the package. Either send the replacement Walkfit or send me my money back. It is only $5.95, but it is my money. Why doesn’t Walk-Fit Inc, have a customer service in the United States? I do not trust oversees company.
Reviewed Oct. 31, 2011
I ordered from the infomercial. I am a diabetic. There was no mention during the infomercial that the inserts were not recommended for diabetics. There also was no mention of the ridiculous break-in period. I kept them because I knew it wouldn't be worth my while to try to return them and get my money back but I for whatever reason, kept them around and finally decided to just mark them Return To Sender and let them have to pay the return postage. I sure wish I had read everyone's horror stories before I ordered.
Reviewed Oct. 7, 2011
I ordered the Walkfit for the price of $19.95, but turns out that I never received such order and I was charged twice, over $80 and they only want to credit my account for $19.95, and in order for me to receive my money back, I have to call back in 10 days for an approval, approval of what?, to get my money back!?
Reviewed Oct. 7, 2011
I ordered Walkfit Platinum with Joint Support pills. I was told that I had 30 days to refund the product. I returned the product. I called and canceled everything. I was then charged $44.85 for an "automatic shipment" of Joint Support pills. I contacted a very rude customer service lady regarding my return and refund. She said that there was no record of me calling to cancel everything. She said that I would only be refunded once they received the products back, minus the shipping and handling. I could not understand her terrible English. I asked to speak to a supervisor 5 times before Sumit got on the phone and told me the same thing. This company is a scam and the government should shut them down! The product is horrible and they are taking people's money left and right here!
Reviewed Sept. 21, 2011
I placed an order for a pair of WalkFit's foot soles. When you place the order, their website forces you to go through at least 15 other pages where they solicit you to buy other products, including more of their foot soles. I carefully went through each page to make sure I don't end up ordering anything else than the one pair I ordered. At the end of my transaction, they didn't provide me with my subtotal which I thought was very odd. They emailed me a confirmation email of my order that also didn't list the price of my order.
I knew the product was $19.95 plus tax based on what they advertised on their website. When I received their package, I saw that they sent me 2 pairs of the foot soles and billed me $65.03. I was very upset about this because:
1) I know I did not order a second pair.2) The second pair was 2 sizes bigger than the pair I ordered.
3) I learned that shipping was $9.95 for the soles, which I am perfectly fine with except they billed me twice! One for the soles I did order and another for the foot soles I did not order.
I called their customer service line and spoke to someone from India. I was told that I can return their product that I did not order and pay for the return shipping, but that I was also responsible for paying the shipping and handling charge for the 2nd pair. So to break down the math, even after they refund me the 19.95 of the soles I did not order, I still end up paying almost $50 when I should have paid $32.51. This is a 100% scam.
Reviewed Aug. 22, 2011
There should be a minus category for the rating system. This company is fraudulent, horribly deceptive and incredibly unethical!
I saw the infomercial and called but changed my mind before getting through recordings. I was called back within five minutes by a company representative who persuaded me to purchase and would guarantee s/h of only $5.95. I agreed and got the product. Within one week, my daughter and I realized that these stupid things were doing our feet more harm than good! Invoice said to call customer service to obtain return information/instructions. I called back on four separate occasions but only got recording; never a person.
After being on hold for anywhere from 10 to 20 minutes each time, I finally got a woman, named Shwepa on the phone, who told me that I was beyond my 30-day refund grace period. How can it have only a 30-day refund period if the insoles have a lifetime guarantee? I told her the whole "no refund" thing was unacceptable and I wanted to speak with her supervisor. She kept trying to talk in circles until after the third time and then transferred me to "Shane" after I growled at her. He told me the same thing that she had and I told him that it was unacceptable, especially since I had not been able to speak with them prior to the expiration of my refund window.
I Immediately filed with the Better Business Bureau against them. I also found out that they had over 200 complaints lodged against them already! They agreed after this to refund my money once they received their product back. I have confirmed they received the product but have not seen my refund as yet.
I called the company and was told on August 22nd 2011 by Mandeep that refund in the amount of $29.90 was coming to me. I told him in no uncertain terms that he better re-do his math and fast! I was owed $44.37 from the order after the initial s/h of $5.95 was deducted from the $50.32. He back pedaled and said it would be for $44.37 once tax was added. I think they are trying to rip me off for the regular s/h they usually charge but I have my invoice which proves s/h as $5.95 and I'm prepared to sue their assessment if they think for a second they are going to give me less than what is due back to me!
Reviewed July 2, 2011
Want to avoid the WalkFit scam? Target stores sell WalkFit. No shipping or handling and no extra charges, and Target gives you a refund if you don't like the product. Bypass the online sales and TV ordering.
Reviewed Jan. 19, 2011
This company is horrible and I strongly recommend anyone not to purchase anything from this company! Read on for my horror story.
On January 4, 2011, I visited the Walkfit website. I followed the steps to place an order. I did not ever see a total for the purchase or a confirmation or a “submit to complete the order”. After approximately six different screens of other offers, my Web browser closed/crashed. I logged back in and the browser crashed again, and a third time. I tried to call to verify that my order was not submitted. I reached a recording to call back between the times of 10:00 am and 7:00 pm Monday through Friday. I called the following day, January 5, 2011. I was advised that their computer system had crashed and they were experiencing technical difficulties. I was asked to call back the following day.
Approximately one week later, I received a package with 3 Walkfit devices. I was billed a total of $75.85 on my credit card. On January 18, 2011, I again called the customer service number and I spoke to Peter (ext. 0402) at 10:32 am. He stated that I could return the items, but I would be charged the shipping and handling charge for the three items ($9.95 x 3). I told Peter that I refused to pay the shipping and handling and I wanted a full refund. He stated that the website and company policy states that the product could be returned within 30 days, but only the product price would be refunded. I asked to speak to his supervisor and he refused to allow me to speak to him. He stated that I would have to call back in 5 to 10 minutes because his supervisor was on the phone. I asked for the supervisor’s name and he refused to provide it. He stated that it was against company policy to provide that information.
I called back at 11:08 am and spoke to another operator, Jennifer (ext. 524). I asked to speak to a supervisor. She stated that I could not until I advised her of the problem. I explained my situation and again I was advised about company policy and I could not get a full refund. After numerous demands to speak to a supervisor, she said he was on the phone and I need to call back 10 minutes later. I asked her what her supervisor’s name was and she said it was Alan. I called back at 12:42 pm and spoke to another operator named Matthew. I asked for the supervisor and he told me that I needed to explain to him what the problem was. I explained the situation and he also told me that I would only be refunded the product price. I demanded to speak to a supervisor. He stated that he would explain the situation to the supervisor and put me on hold. After several minutes on hold, Matthew came back on and said the supervisor was unavailable. I asked if I could go to the factory in Rancho Cucamonga, which is local to me, and he stated no, I could not go, it was against company policy. I asked him if it was against company policy for me to speak to a supervisor or he was just refusing to connect me. He told me that he would again speak to his supervisor and put me on hold. A few minutes later he came back on the line and told me the supervisor authorized him to refund my full purchase. He required me to mail the items back and call back with a tracking number.
I mailed the Walkfit products back at the cost of $6.00 so I could get my refund of $75.85, which should not have been charged in the first place. This company is horrible and I strongly recommend anyone not to purchase anything from this company. But remember, if you're persistent, you may get the same result. Additionally, I believe their customer service department is in India somewhere due to the accents of the customer service representatives.
I was misled by the website, and unlike any other legitimate website, you are not advised of the true purchase price. I had to spend more money to ship the items back when I did not want it in the first place.
Reviewed Dec. 10, 2010
On TV, I saw their offer for insoles costing $19.95. I went on their website and found the same offer, even comparing this price with their regular price which was more than $200.00. So I ordered one pair of insoles for $19.95. On December 2, 2010, I saw on my Chase card statement that they had deducted $75.91. Right away, I wrote to them and told them that I only wanted to pay $19.95. If not, I didn't want the order. They never answered my complaint. Yesterday, December 9, 2010, I received a package containing not only the insoles which I had ordered, but 4 bottles of capsules called Yellex for an additional $29.95. Of course, they charged me the tax for the higher total, plus an enormous sum of $19.90 for shipment. Had I only received the insoles, taxes and shipping would have been much lower.
Today December 10th, I called them, talked to a man with an Indian accent and complained again. He said I could send it back but that I would have to pay for the big shipment. I didn't want to do that and told him that I wanted not less than $50.00 back. He refused. So now, I have written already to "Better Business" and from you. I hope that you can take some action against this unethical business behavior.
Reviewed Dec. 1, 2010
This company obviously makes their money on shipping and handling charges, which they add to each and every item ordered. If you order 2 of the same thing, you pay shipping and handling twice. If you return the product, they only credit the product and get to keep their exorbitant shipping and handling charges which are way more than the cost. If you order something from them and change your mind 2 minutes later or, as I did, decided to cancel even before you have finished the order process because their cheap sales gimmicks make you realize they are selling junk and making their money on shipping, sorry too late.
You can't cancel and they tell you to refuse the product when it arrives. Of course, once they get it back, you only get a fraction refund. They get to keep their shipping charges. I have disputed with American Express and I am certain AE will make them eat it since I have all the documentation to prove this outfits sleazy sales tactics!
Reviewed Nov. 18, 2010
I received more items than I requested and they billed me for it. When I called to tell them I had returned their product. They said, they will credit my account. They did but only for $19.95 ( they billed me over $100 ). They charged me again an automatic fee of $37.80 for items they said would be sent monthly and I did not order them. I cancelled the order. I have not heard from them. It cost me over $90, more than I thought I was ordering.
Reviewed Nov. 11, 2010
I ordered the Walkfit orthonics through As Seen on TV. When I called customer service to see why they charged my account and never received, thus far, my product I noticed that they don't even answer the phone with their business name, first clue that something was not right.
Three weeks later they charge my credit card $45 for some kind of joint pills that I never ordered. When I called about the charge, this foreign lady named Sapie gave me the run around until I told her that something seems shady. I'm going report them to the Better Business Bureau. I demanded my refund immediately, she finally agreed. Do not trust this business, something is shady!
Reviewed Nov. 3, 2010
I order the walk-fit from an infomercial, they added extra items I did not order. The following morning I called them, the order had not been placed at this time, so I informed them I wanted to cancel the order and my account credited. They said they could not do, that I to refuse shipment and then they would return the money. The man I spoke with was Sam with a heavy Indian accent.
I have filed a complaint with the BBB and the Attorney Generals Office. I would urge anyone who has had a problem with them to do the same. I wished I had read the complaints before I ordered.
Reviewed Oct. 28, 2010
I purchased their walk fit orthotics. They started sending me something called Flex Relief in a bottle. I called them on September 15, 2010 at 4:27 p.m. Mountain Time to cancel their auto ship. They continue to ship product to me and charge me. I have called and received confirmation of cancellation numbers, but when I ask for that information in writing, they refuse to email it to me or fax it to me. I am sure they will continue to ship and charge me.
I have called three times to request written confirmation of cancellation and they tell me that their email service is down, or they can't fax me anything. They won't let me speak to someone in charge. I have acted calmly and then irately. They refuse to assist in any way. Don't do business with this company. I am sending a complaint to the California department of Consumer Affairs as well as Utah department of consumer affairs. They continue to charge my credit card 44.85 every month for something I do not wish to have or that I do not need.
Reviewed Sept. 15, 2010
They said they would cancel. They have been taking money for months and say they don't. I have proof on my bank account. They won't credit me. I have sent product back. I am now going to cancel my bank account to get them to stop.
Reviewed Aug. 27, 2010
Wanted to place an order on WalkFit web site. Filled in all the required information and thought that the order entry process will advise me the total order value and ask for me to accept or reject it before confirming the order. Well, WalkFit On-line order entry process does not give the buyer the option to either approve or cancel the order. Once you hit the submit order button, without telling you how much the total order value is, your order is confirmed. This is absolutely unethical and utter deception.
Reviewed Aug. 6, 2010
Walk Fit definitely uses business practices that are "suspect!" I, in good faith, placed an order via phone after viewing infomercial. Using the automated phone order system, and after giving my credit card number, I was bombarded with numerous supplement bargains, magazine offers, and additional shoe aids. This became increasingly annoying and was bordering on harassment!
I tried to cancel at that time or speak to customer service but neither was an option. After 15 minutes of sheer irritation, I closed the order. At that time, the system hung up on me--no confirmation number, no total of purchase (stupidly, I ordered 3!), and it was unclear if each pair would be charged. I called back immediately but customer service hours for Saturday were unavailable. So, I then wrote an email on the website to inform Walk Fit of my wishes to cancel. No response.
On Monday, I called customer service and was told that my order was not "in the system" yet and it may take 4-5 days. In retrospect, cancelling with my credit card may have been better. When the merchandise arrived, the original package was returned to UPS with a tracking number. When I requested for a return, I was credited $59. The original charge was $89 and some change! Okay, this was war! I was outraged that this amount was held when I asked for cancellation before processing of order!
Please, anyone wishing to order from Walk Fit, beware! Walk fast and away from this company! Today, two months after the order was placed, I had an unpleasant phone conversation with a customer service person, who then informed me that I should have been informed with the no return of in the event of a cancellation! You guessed it. I was never informed of this and the infomercial failed to mention it. At the time of the order, it was left out by the "fembot" on the other end. So I am awaiting a full return of charge at this writing. And the funny thing was that I was hung up on during that last call!
Reviewed July 22, 2010
I ordered 2 WalkFit--one for my husband and one for myself on 02/09/2010 for a cost of $34.90 plus tax of $4.61, ship cost of $14.90, total $54.41. After several months of not using them, I followed the return instructions exactly. First, enclose the order form and package items in strong box. Second, return using Parcel Post to the Rancho Cucamonga address. Third, insure the package. Fourth, don't send C.O.D. I also called the 800 and left a message to inform that I was returning the items and supplied what my order number was along with my phone number.
Two weeks later on 7-13-10, I called after verifying the signature for confirmation that they had received the package. I spoke to Roger and after he looked up my order number, he confirmed the received package and said that a refund was being processed and that it would take 3-5 days more to process the refund. No mention was made that I didn't qualify for a refund.
On 07/22 12:30 p.m., I spoke to Andy and he informed me that no refund would be issued due to the fact that the refund policy was 30 days. I asked to speak with his supervisor Andy (ext. **) and he verified the no-refund but that the refund policy was for 60 days. There seemed to be a confusion even as to their understanding of their refund policy. Both said the refund policy was very clear and I asked where. I had not seen that on the return instructions but both said it was on the infomercial of their product. Nowhere else was this made clear and certainly not on the order invoice that was enclosed on the product when it was shipped to me. Otherwise I would not have returned the items. As it is now, I paid $54.41 to get the product and $18.25 to return the product and no compensation was being offered (such as a credit for another product, which I even suggested).
Reviewed July 7, 2010
I ordered WalkFit orthotic insoles. My account was billed $82.65 which included $9.95 for shipping. I received an invoice with a balance due of $44.65 for shipping and handling. I called the company to let them know I did not agree with this S & H charge. They told me to return the product for a refund. The company refunded me a total of $38.00 keeping $44.65 from the $82.65 for S & H. I called the customer service several times. They refused to give a complete refund. I felt this company was ripping me off and I'm sure many others with this ridiculous charge. I lost $44.65 and also the $10.70 it had cost me to return the product.
Reviewed July 5, 2010
I returned the entire order of shoe inserts for full refund one day after receiving. My credit card was charged $69.80 for the products, $8.34 sales tax and $29.80 for ship cost, making a total of $70.14. They refunded me $37.85 and said that the ship cost was non- refundable and a portion of the sales tax. The sales tax can only be charged on the product and should have been refunded to me. Their ship cost charge is a total rip-off.
Reviewed June 28, 2010
I sent a letter by certified mail (return receipt requested) on June 5, 2010 stating the following:
"This is to notify you that I am cancelling any and all future orders from your company. Please stop and desist debiting my credit card account as of this date. Please do not ship any more orders to me. I appreciate your consideration in the above."
They received the letter as the certified mail receipt was returned to me signed upon receipt. They have ignored my request and sent another order which debited my American Express card $44.85 on June 16, 2010.
Reviewed June 27, 2010
Walkfit - When placing an order, you need to "uncheck" all the options or extras they try to push during the initial sale. I did not see that priority shipping was automatically selected. I immediately e-mailed the company but it took 2 days for a response and I was told that the order was placed and couldn't be cancelled. The "priority" shipment took nearly 2 weeks to receive. I have been flooded with solicitation e-mails since placing the order. Not a pleasant experience.
Reviewed June 26, 2010
I cancelled with Walkfit in January and received another shipment in June! I sent it back not opened and called again to tell them stop sending them! I just got off the phone and talked with Bruce, the supervisor (he would not give me his last name) and he told me that they would not refund my shipping cost. He said that they do not refund shipping cost! Well, if I cancelled why not refund my money? They charged me $9.95 per X's 2. I want my money back! This is a rip off and they should be shut down asap.
Reviewed June 10, 2010
I called Walkfit after watching the infomercial on TV. I accidentally pressed a button that I added an unwanted product. I called customer service right away and was informed that I needed to call back 24 hours later. When I called the next day, they wouldn't deal with me because it was not exactly 24 hours later. I called the following day, about 48 hours later and while they canceled my accidental unwanted product, they informed me that I had to call again to receive my refund upon receiving my purchases. This makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. This company reminds me of Enzyte and how their former CEO scammed millions of people by charging people repeatedly for product that they cancelled and/or will not allow anybody to cancel a product because they missed the deadline.
Reviewed June 1, 2010
I ordered arch supports from a TV infomercial. I had 3 problems. They started sending condroit in shipments. I called and they refunded the charge but not the shipping costs. Four months later, I noticed a continuing charge on my credit card for enrollment in some shopping discount services. Upon my calling, they removed two of the months but I am working on removing the second two. My credit card company cannot intervene in this complaint because they are considered a third party merchant, not the primary merchant I did business with. Even though I gave my credit card to the primary company and it passed my personal information to another party. As of this date, they still owe me $40.
I just received new arch supports in the mail. My credit card was charged $20. I called to tell them I didn't order these. They referred me to a piece of paper that came with the original order of six months ago which states that I am now enrolled in a six month program in which I will be resupplied with arch supports unless I cancel my enrollment. I told the man I never agreed to this but to no avail. My credit card company did take the charge off. This company clearly uses fraudulent practices and I can't imagine how they continue to stay in business. Can someone do something?
Reviewed June 1, 2010
I purchased a pair of Walk Fit inserts. I did not order their supplements but I had no choice as they came with the inserts. One month later, I was charged for additional supplements which were returned for a refund. I was charged $50.32 but my refund was only $43.79. When questioned, I was told I had to pay for shipping. Since I did not authorize the charge in the first place, I should not have to pay shipping. They claim there was a letter included with my inserts that said if I didn't want them, to call and cancel.
Why would I even think this would be necessary when I didn't order them in the first place? When I tried to explain that I refused to pay their shipping and wanted a refund, I was hung up on three times. They refused to allow me to talk with a manager or supervisor and now when I call, I am automatically disconnected. What kind of service is this? From reading other complaints on this company, this behavior appears to be their norm. The dollar amount is small, but their treatment of the consumer is outrageous. They were rude and disrespectful of my right to refuse their product. For $6.53 they have lost a prospective return customer. They will never be recommended by me to anyone and the treatment so outraged me that I am now filing this complaint.
Reviewed May 26, 2010
I ordered the orthotics and paid for it with my credit card. The orthotics were $19.95 plus $2.62 tax. My card was charged $32.52. The remainder was shipping which was a lot of little piece of plastic. I returned within the 30 days with a letter requesting a refund/credit to my card. When I received my bill, the credit was not on the card. I called and wanted the tracking information, which I had fortunately. They indicated that the letter I wrote would not generate a refund. Since I called customer care, they indicated that I will receive a refund of $19.95 plus the $2.62 tax. If I do not receive a refund, I will continue this complaint.
Reviewed May 25, 2010
We received multiple orders from Walkfit, who we have never even heard of. When I checked the credit card, sure enough several scam companies had charged us for items we never ordered or have even heard of. They also sent a letter saying that they would continue to bill us $25 a month. When I read up on Walkfit Platinum LLC, it seems this company does this to everyone. They either send you more than you ordered and claim never to have received the refund, even when there is a signature for it, or they just keep billing you for things you never order. Then they make you pay shipping back to them or they report it to the credit agencies. How are these people not in jail? We have been charged hundreds of dollars for goods we never ordered, and it will likely cost us even more to send these items back and get this expunged from the pertinent records. I also feel slightly violated.
Reviewed May 11, 2010
I still have not received my refund from previous complaint months ago. They received their product back 3 weeks after I received them to which the post office verified there signature. They have no intention of ever returning your money as stated on TV. I would like to see some action on getting this company put out of business. They have a jerk called Sam in customer service that told me on the phone I was too late. I asked him if he ever looks at the return info as you guys signed for the product 3 weeks after I received it. And he said you are too late over and over again as told to do by the CEO of this crooked company. I just do not like to have anyone or any company lie to me. Thanks.
Reviewed May 2, 2010
We received a package from WalkFit out of the blue (we'd never placed an order). Because I'd been having problems with my feet, I assumed a family member had sent these as a gift. The next day, another package, from another company, arrived out of the blue. The following day, yet another company. We've realized our credit card has been stolen and someone is committing wire fraud purchasing these products with our private credit card information. We've contacted our credit card company and reported the card as stolen. We're working through additional remedies through our credit card company. It all started with a wire fraud transaction through WalkFit.
Reviewed April 30, 2010
Do not use this company! I called to talk about their "rush shipping". I selected standard, it took a couple of weeks and they charged me $20. I called and questioned them. While on hold, I looked these guys up. Stay clear. Bad service, poor business practices!
Reviewed April 19, 2010
On 4/2/10, we placed an online order at walkfitplatinum.com for 3 arch support inserts for $54.85. For an extra $5, we bought the "WalkFit for Life Program" where they will send replacement arches every 6 months. The online invoice also showed we were to receive 1 bottle of joint relief plus mystery gift for free. Shipping was $24.85 for a total invoice of $84.70, although, they charged our credit card $87.70.
When we received the product, we got the three arches, 1 bottle of pills, two bottles of mint lotion and three sets of cushion pads to go on top of the arches. The mint lotion and cushions were not listed in the original online order, so we assumed they were the mystery gifts. However, the bill inside of the box was as follows: 2 - size G arches with lotion $39.90, 1 - size C arches $14.95, 3 - cushions $1 trial $44.85, 1 - joint support $5.00, shipping $39.70, Total invoice $144.40, Balance due $56.70.
On 4/16/10, I called and spoke with Jason and expressed my concern. First he offered me a $10 discount. I said no thank you. Then he offered me a $20 discount. I said no again and told him I only wanted to pay for what we ordered. He said that if we did not want the cushion pads, that we could return them at our expense for a refund. I said no again. He said that is the only way that we can get refunded the difference. We shouldn't have to return something we did not order and then pay to ship it back. As of now they have only charged our credit card $87.70 ($5.00 more than the order), but he said they will be charging the balance due of $56.70 at a later date. He was totally uncooperative. I advised him that I will be disputing this with my credit card company and filing a report with the Better Business Bureau.
Reviewed March 20, 2010
This company unlawfully charged my bank account without my authorization or consent. They sent me products I did not order and refuse to credit my account. They do not have proof of my "alleged" approval of the terms and conditions, and when I called to speak to someone, I got transferred to India. They stole money from my bank account.
Consequences include financial difficulty, because it's keeping me from working due to having to deal with my bank when I tried to dispute the charge. But I was told I authorized the charges. Also, I spent hours on the phone with customer service to get it resolved, adding stress.
Reviewed March 14, 2010
Company gives you the run around, very rude over phone, charges were more than stated, does not honor returns you still lose money and time and I just took the loss. Wish I had read on-line complaints before giving all my credit card info. I learned a good lesson, now I check products on-line complaints and have not been duped since.
Reviewed March 9, 2010
Just want to be able to help others.
First, you should know that Walkfit Platinum is sold at Bed Bath and Beyond. Second, let the company who have processed the payment transaction for you help you, they will. If you did it through your bank account, contact your bank and dispute the charge. They will refund you money and cancel your account so that no more charges can be applied. But remember, never give out your banking information. If you used a credit card, they will also give you a credit. All you have to do is explain the situation and dispute the charge.
I will never order anything from this company again. Their product may be good, but they do unethical business practices.
Reviewed March 9, 2010
They lie and hung up on me. The response I received when I stated I was way over charged was, "Oh I see, there was a glitch in the system". Yet he would not refund my money.
Reviewed March 5, 2010
My wife ordered a pair of inserts. They charged for that item, and in the package she also received the Joint Support Formula which we have also been entered into an automatic monthly supply for another $48 plus change. She has called the company and spoke with a representative who said they would discontinue further shipments and cancel all debts. We have yet to be refunded for the $48 Joint Support Formula which she did not authorize.
Reviewed Feb. 23, 2010
They sent pills I didn’t order, and when I called them, I was told to send them back with a tacking number. I called them with the number and they hung up on me twice! All I want is my account credited back.
Reviewed Feb. 17, 2010
I ordered the special deal online (as shown on TV). My mistake was not reading these consumer complaints before ordering! I paid the agreed (though higher than I expected first and final charge of $30.90) in January. I received the product and tried them out. They did not help. I called the company and spoke to Peter (extremely rude) who refused to refund. I asked to speak to a manager and he responded, "There is no managers. You have expired." I told him the date I ordered and I am calling with in the 30 days warranty/guarantee and to cancel anything and everything related to my credit card.
Now, I have another charge on my bank statement of $44.85 that should not be there! So I called again on 2/17/2010. Now, the phone number is no longer in service. What else can I do to get my money back? I truly hope someone can help. I am not financially rich. I do have insurance but my insurance does not cover the orthotic inserts that I need. I thought I was saving myself money. Now, I have lost over $100. Please help me recover my money. I am thanking you in advance for your kindness and hopeful help.
Reviewed Feb. 9, 2010
My husband ordered this product by phone on Feb. 6th, 2010. He said they didn't ask for his size. So, I called to make sure. I spoke with Chris. He said to call back on Monday. Right after I spoke with him, someone called and asked for our credit card number. My husband said he already gave the number and the person hung up. I called on Monday and spoke with Peter; he said they would not do that. And he said the package had already been shipped, with the wrong size. I told him I would not accept the package. I called the credit card company to verify the correct charge and they told me it was $9.95 more than expected.
I called the company again and spoke with Kelly. She said the other charge was to expedite the package. I told her we did not authorize this and wanted credit. She then told me the package has not gone out. That's when I got furious and asked to speak with the manager or president of company. She said people were in a meeting and she could not give me the name of the president. At this point, I called 18007891065 and spoke with Natasha. She stated they do not have that information because they are just a call center. Now at this point, I want the inserts for free. This is outrageous and irritating to say the least. I need some answers. Their phone system stinks.
Reviewed Feb. 5, 2010
I hope that my first complaint came through as it was lengthy and I will not repeat it all because I am mad.This company must be shut down or get all of us together on a class action suit. They have no intention of living up to there 30 day guarantee. I did everything they required and just got done calling them and that dumb Sam that I talked to would not respond to me, telling have papers from the US Post office that they signed for my return. He would just say your time has run out. Over and over. I asked his if he was crazy, or just could not hear me and he would answer your time has run out. Boy I wish someone had the guts to nail this outfit. All the lies they tell on TV and promise's not kept is enough to put them out of business. In the first place, a set of orthodics from WalMart for $10 beat there junk. Some people will buy anything if the company lies to them. And I am sure many just throw them away and eat it.
Reviewed Jan. 27, 2010
I ordered the special deal online (as shown on TV). My mistake was not reading these consumer complaints before ordering! I paid the agreed (though higher than I expected) first and final charge of $30.90 in December. I received the products and kept them, but they have not helped my leg pain. Now, I have another charge on my bank statement of $18.90----should not be there! Here's hoping I never hear from them again. I got the runaround about why I got a January charge. What else can I do to get the money back?
Reviewed Jan. 15, 2010
I tried to order their product as advertised on TV. Instead, I found that you have to give credit card information before you could look at products for sale or place an order. When placing an order, you are automatically signed up to receive monthly shipments of health products. The site offers an opt out, but it does not work. I never completed the order and tried to do same a second time. Later shipped both orders, even though neither completed. Also, the second order for the same items was billed a greater amount. I feel this offer is a modified or a new version of the old "bait and switch" scam. Two months later, I’m still trying to recover the money that was illegally billed.
Reviewed Jan. 13, 2010
I ordered Walk Fit platinum insoles as a gift for my elder sister in a remote part of the U.S. Upon ordering online, there were multiple pages of "additional suggested items" of which I declined all. When she received the insoles, also included was a bottle of "Joint Support Supplements". She did not know I had not ordered them as part of her gift. Then 2 months later, she received another order, she called me and asked about them. I explained I had not ordered them, and to return them. I assumed they would refund my card. Nope, 2 more months they did the same, which she returned, and then again in December. It is quite a task for her to get things to the post office due to her extreme remote location, but she did return them.
Calling Walk Fit, they were very rude, was hung up on by Steve, and upon calling back, talked to someone out of the country. He only offered to refund the last package, each at $44.85. He said he "had no proof" she'd returned the other packages so he couldn't return my money. I asked why she was receiving these unordered supplements anyway. He said that when I ordered the sole inserts, "They were sent as a gift" a free bottle, with a request she declines if she wanted no further bottles sent! She didn't see that. That is nearly $100 they charged me, and worse they are preying on people who have difficulty walking. So to ask them to a Post Office for a receipt is absurd. Visa is much more help and putting in a dispute on my behalf.
Reviewed Jan. 13, 2010
I ordered a single pair of Walkfit Orthotics that I had seen on TV. The transaction was completed using their voice recognition device. After I had completed my request, I was informed that I would also receive some sort of joint compound, which I refused. That was for naught for the robot could not respond to me and I was then told that I could call a "customer service" number and I did. The guy who answered in customer service after about fifteen minutes told me that he could not access my order for ten hours in order to cancel what I did not want.
I immediately smelled scam because I have never heard of an order entry system that could not be accessed for modification once an order has been placed. Since I had ordered on a debit card and the transaction had not been charged to my bank (which is right next door), I immediately canceled the debit card. Their marketing tactics are abominable. Even if their claims are legitimate, I would never order their product directly from them, choosing instead an alternate supplier if I can find one.
Reviewed Dec. 31, 2009
I called the number from the infomercial. During the order, I declined any extras or free stuff and felt that the order was taking way too long with all the extra promotional, try free junk, and tried to get a customer service person. My cell phone died. I called back from my land line right away. They told me to call another number, customer service? I described what happened and asked Johnny ** to check my order and see if it went through or not. This order was a Christmas gift. He seemed to hang up. I called right back, got him again and he remembered me! He then told the info was not in the computer yet and to call back in three hours. I did and they were closed.
I called back the next day, Saturday, and the new person said “It takes at least 24- 48 hours to be in his computer, so please call back after.” I called Monday. And the story was that it still isn't there. I by now was hoping it didn't because I felt this is s scam. I knew from my first phone call that they wanted me to pay for every item I was declining. I then received my order for multiple pairs of WalkFit Platinums I did order, plus cushions I tried to decline for every pair! Plus the flex support formula I also declined and that they will be billing me for future bi-monthly shipments and a large amount for shipping! The people who are making this scam possible should pay for their crimes.
I decided that I had been scammed. I did not want to go through any dispute as I was already frustrated and confused, had wasted so much time, and did not understand how complicated this may become. It sounded to me like I'd be wasting more time every other day. So I just cancelled my credit card as lost or stolen; the only one I had. This was to put a stop and watch on my card from these companies/company? And I cannot use a new card from them until this is completely finished. I also called the number from the Flex Relief and explained I did not want any such future shipments or billings in the future. She said she cancelled the order. I usually check things out more carefully, and now I find that others are in my boat too. I learned a lesson and lost my credit card. I even saw similar products for less in the isle of my nearest drug store.
Reviewed Dec. 28, 2009
I have some orthotic inserts from a podiatrist that have helped the pain in my feet. I saw the ad on TV; I did a search on the internet and found the product on the WalkFit, LLC website. I missed the WalkFit complaint site also found on the search. I ordered (2 pairs) the inserts with my credit card and noticed that boxes to refuse the Joint Support Formula they were promoting with the inserts. I checked every box that kept appearing on each page of the checkout process. I was charged the agreed $48.80 and I received the order within a week and works fine - saving myself transferring from shoe to shoe the inserts.
One month later, I find a $44.85 charge by 5969 Joint Support CA, US 800-8196294 on my credit card. I called the customer service for WalkFit and was told I ordered the continuing/self-refilling monthly order of the supplement I had refused. If the product is so good, an honest company would not have to trick or place the burden of cancellation on the scammed consumer. I would just stay away from WalkFit; there are many other sources to buy this product as I have found by reading the other complaints on this website. I informed my credit card company and want everyone to be informed of this scam.
Reviewed Dec. 28, 2009
I first ordered one set of Walk-fits original. When I got the confirmation, I cancelled the order (within one hour of original order). I explained that my husband wanted platinum. I then ordered one set of the platinum. I declined all other offers. They sent me three sets, charged me with excessive shipping charges for three and charged me for items that I declined. I called customer service and spoke to a rude agent named Eric and he told me he could not refund the money. I then saw online numerous similar complaints. I cancelled my card that I used. I feel that I was scammed and taken advantage of during the holiday season.
Reviewed Dec. 13, 2009
I ordered 1 set online and declined the numerous interrupting screen offers. Listed price was $14.95 plus $5.95 S&H. It was supposed to be $19.95. No confirming checkout was provided before it sent an email that said our order was placed. No confirming number of units, no confirming price was sent to email address, just a "your order received". I sent 2x the ordered amount plus other items not ordered. First customer service person was so rude (I could barely speak.) and was interrupting, contradicting me, and impossible to work with. I called back, and a polite worker would not refund the full amount and confirmed I had ordered 1x yet it was still my problem to send it all back. They could not confirm what value of refund to my credit card would be made. After 6 weeks, I received only a partial refund. Scam. Ordering online was set up to not allow confirmation of the order. Unethical, a waste of time and money. Now I find them at local store.
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Reviewed Aug. 6, 2009
In March of 09, I ordered WalkFit arches. There were also a number of promos that I accepted. One was a free 30-day supply of joint support formula. When the shipment arrived, there was a one page description of the Joint support formula included that indicated I was now on a bi-monthly shipping schedule for this product. I contacted the company via email to their customer service address, received confirmation of receipt of my email, and explained to them that I did not sign up for this and was not interested. I told them not to send it.
On April 10th, I received it anyway and my credit card was charged $44.85 for this product. I contacted them again by email indicating that I was not happy and to credit my account. I sent the product back along with hard copies of my emails to ensure my account credit occurred and that the shipments ceased. I received another shipment in July with a charge to my account preceding delivery on 6/26. I just now sent yet another complaint to the company and then noticed a number of complaints sites noting similar experiences. I have filed a formal complaint with the Better Business Bureau.
Reviewed July 29, 2009
I placed an order for orthotics ($19.95) on the Walkfit LLC internet site and filled out the credit card information. Then, I saw they were adding an additional "processing" charge of $9.95 in addition to postage of $9.95 (for a package total weight of 11 ounces). So, I backed out and removed my information from the forms. I did not see nor click on a final approval box. However, they filled the order, and the items were shipped to me. Their refund policy is that I may return it, but shipping and processing charges will not be refunded. It's a totally unethical business.
Reviewed July 4, 2009
I ordered arch supports only at $19.95 with an S&H charge of $9.95, total $29.90 on June 27, '09. I did not get an online invoice like I've always had from other companies. I e-mailed WalkFit immediately and repeated my order and asked for confirmation. Three days later, they answered my e-mail by saying I ordered some "cushion" at $9.95 plus an additional S&H of $4.95. Now, my total is $54.75! They did not say anything about an invoice. I went online and saw that these people, once they get your credit card info, send totally unrelated items and charge your account and add ridiculous S&H charges. I have disputed the charges with my credit card company and am hoping to have this "order" cancelled. I am now afraid to order anything online.
Reviewed July 4, 2009
Total Scam - I got my Walkfit insoles about 3 weeks ago and now they are charging me $44.85 for the joint formula. I called them up and they told me that I clicked yes on the internet about the formula and that I would have to cancel it and they would not give my money back. They also said you should have already gotten your second shipment and I told them I have not received it. Then they said to wait 5 to 7 business days. Well, I reported it to my bank and told them that I am disputing the charges and they are trying to get the money back. I also canceled my debit card so they cannot charge me anymore. My bank disputed it and got my money back. What a big scam.
Reviewed June 22, 2009
I placed an order with WalkFit, LLC. I ordered 2 pairs of WalkFit inserts and 2 WalkFit gels. They gave me 2 small bottles of peppermint for the heels free. Now, they had shipping options and I picked the Media Mail, which is very cheap and it takes a little long to get to its destination. However, WalkFit, LLC charged my credit card $29.80 for the Media Mail, which is one of the cheapest rates. It is absurd to pay so much money for a package under 5 lbs.
I placed a call to the company and they said that they charged me per product on the shipping. How stupid could that be since everything came in 1 package. This scam of charging lots of money on shipping charges needs to be evaluated by Consumer Affairs and money needs to be refunded to all consumers that have gone through this bad episode and an end to this robbery.
Walkfit LLC Company Information
- Company Name:
- Walkfit LLC
- Website:
- walkfitplatinum.com