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Is the Nutra Pump trial offer a scam?
Anyone who has ever wanted to gain muscle size and strength have dreamt of using a product that can maximise their workouts. Could Nutra Pump be just what you are looking for?
Well, unfortunately despite its claimed benefits there are doubts that it is as effective as claimed, with some reports even suggesting that this supplement is a scam. What is the truth though, should Nutra Pump really be avoided at all costs?
We do not endorse trial offers. Click here to see which product we recommend as an alternative.
[toc]Claims made by Nutra Pump
Nutra Pump has claimed the following on their website:
- Build lean muscle
- Gain insane strength
- Boost endurance and power
- Enhance your libido
Whether these claims are accurate remains to be seen. We would first need to look at the ingredients found in Nutra Pump before we come to any conclusions.
Ingredients of Nutra Pump
Nutra Pump has a picture of its ingredients on its website, which shows that it contains Arginine and Citrulline as well as a number of antioxidants.
It is said that these ingredients will help relax the smooth muscle around your vessels allowing more nutrients and oxygen to be delivered to your muscles.
This process allows you to experience the increased strength, power and endurance you desire.
Cost of Nutra Pump
As Nutra Pump is available on a free trial you may wrongly believe that it will cost you nothing, well unfortunately this is not the case.
For a start the cost of the trial is not free as you will have to pay postage costs of £5.94.
The trial period itself will only last 14 days from the initial time of ordering, which when you count the time of delivery does not give you a lot of time to try the product.
Once this trial period ends you may be surprised to learn that you will be charged £94.98.
This information is hidden away in the terms and conditions, which we all must agree that no one ever reads.
The manufacturers are counting on this fact as the free trial will entice people to sign up, only to then be charged the full purchase price, which in my opinion is too expensive.
Another fact hidden away in the T&Cs is that signing up for this trial also means that you are signing up for an auto-ship program whereby you will be sent another package every month, along with the huge bill until you cancel your membership.
In some instances you may find that hundreds of pounds could be lost, especially by those who do not check their account statements regularly.
Is Nutra Pump a scam?
There is no doubt in my mind that those who have unwittingly signed up for this offer are going to feel aggrieved and will likely call Nutra Pump a scam.
Unfortunately what they are doing is not illegal, although a little unethical, as their payment terms are clearly laid out in the T&Cs.
Always read the terms and conditions if they are available, trial offers such as this will almost always cost more than you originally thought.
Contact details for Nutra Pump
Nutra Pump can be contacted using the following information:
Telephone: 0808-169-2018
Email: [email protected]
If you have signed up for the Nutra Pump free trial offer then we would love to hear from you. Please leave a message below.
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Alternative to Nutra Pump
It is possible to experience all the benefits claimed by Nutra Pump without it costing you the earth.
Another supplement called HGH-X2 (sold by Crazy Bulk) can also help you to experience the same benefits by boosting your natural HGH levels.
Unlike Nutra Pump, HGH-X2 is not available on trial so you can buy it without worrying that your bank account will be charged excessively each month.
Like some of you guys I have already paid for the delivery of the product, so I phoned today and asked that the trial be cancelled since I had not yet received the products but the guy on the other end of the phone said that in the T & C’s I couldn’t cancel until I had received the products. I then asked for the web address to see these T & C’s to which he put me on hold then hung up! So I have now phoned my bank and they have said that if the payment of £98 comes out of my account I am to phone them up and they will refund my account and stop all transactions from them since it wasn’t clearly stated that there was a massive charge after the trial had finished… so hopefully I can get it resolved but its defiantly a lesson learned!
hi,just a quick question,i too fell for this scam,i just ordered the trial today,it gets worse I used my partners card,she’s going f***ing mad,anyway her card runs out end of September,so im guessing when her new card comes it’ll have a different card number on the front and also the security number will be different,would they still be able to take the money off the card,thanks in advance
Paul, I believe they will still be able to access your partners account. My suggestion would be to speak to your bank to be sure.
yeah i’ll go to bank at weekend,must be something we can do to stop these idiots
Hi,
Did exactly the same thing as you guys – I foolishly ordered the free trail, realising afterwards I’d been an idiot after doing more research.
I immediately cancelled my card (I bank with Lloyds in the UK).
However, even so I’ve been charged the two payments of around £5 each for shipping. I spoke to my bank again and they recommended that I may have to take the hit for those two small payments, because I did agree to it and hey, it’s only a small amount of money so no problem.
My bank also stated that if I do get charged for the twin payments of £94 or whatever it is, then they’ll refund me. I expect these dirty scam artists to try and charge me within the next few days (ordered around eight or nine days ago now).
I did manage to speak to someone from Nutrapump on the phone; it’s a pay number and the member of staff spoke pidgin English; I tried to explain I’d be sending the Nutrapump and Protosterone back IMMEDIATELY once I received them, but the guy kept nervously stating ‘I do recommend you try these great products sir’… Obviously reading off a script.
I’ve now received the two parcels but what I’m going to do is (a) not open them, and (b) return to sender. State that I refuse to accept them as I cancelled them.
Hopefully, along with cancelling my card and keeping my bank abreast of all developments, I’ll be fine.
Will update on here with subsequent developments. Feel like a total imbecile for doing this, but hey I’m glad I’m not the only one!
Hey George,
Ive done the same cancelled my card and will be refunded if any payments come out. Its good to know your sharing this information and will like to keep up to date with any future development. Feel silly aswell for doing this!!!! When will we learn!
Naz,
I was told by my credit card company they would stop this payment and it would go back into my bank they will send me out a disclaim form to sign as long as I sign they will refund it john
just fell for this scam, never say never! mistakes will always occur no matter how cleaver we are….
straight away call my bank who adviser to request a block on future payment, as this the only way to stop further payment from account…. just to be clear…. even if u order for a new card they will still be able to get money from account. u must call ur bank and explain to them exactly what had happen. as every bank has a different policy! haha
Hi I have just fell for the scam as well, I have since read the reports here & have tried to cancel, however the person I spoke with would not cancel because he said the e-mail had been sent. so I’m going to cancel my card as advised here.
The phone number I got through to someone is : 0808-169-2018.