I too was duped by the "try it free" Acai Maxx for the shipping price of just $5.95. Then to my surprise a full 30-day shipment appeared out of nowhere, with no invoice, no place to call, no explanation at all as to what was being charged. However, I tried to send a message to the company on the bottle's website; www.acaiberrymax.com. Of course, the website does not exist. So, I tried www.acaiberrymaxx.com. That doesn't exist either. Fortunately, I kept the original invoice, the free for $5.95. It came From a no reply person but I replied to it anyway. I can give you the address because it sent - I don't know if anyone will read it. I changed the Subject to READ THIS NOW. The address is: [email protected]; I also have a phone number which I called. They are open Monday thru Friday until 5:00 p.m. Central. I called today (Saturday) but I did get an automated Acai Berry Maxx message. The phone number is toll free: 877-778-9035. If I can get these shipments stopped and my credit card freed from unauthorized payments, I'll tell you how I did it. Thelma