On March 2, 2009, my debit card account was charged $34.84. A few days earlier, we had received a small bottle of diet pills in the mail (from Nevada, phone number on the label: 877-763-5283). I thought it was an advertising gimic (freebie). Not so. When we called the number, the message tells you to wait for an available service person, but then asks you to leave a message. read full review »