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Should you avoid the Power Pro trial?
Power Pro is a supplement that promises to help those who want “ripped, muscular bodies as quickly as possible”, but can it do what it claims to do?
The problem with claims is that they are often not backed up with any proof, which is why it is important not to rush into the signing up of any trial offer.
These trial offers are often designed purely to get you to sign up for an auto-ship program.
This is why we have decided that we should look more closely at the Power Pro trial to see if its claims can be backed up and whether it is a scam or not.
We do not endorse trial offers. Click here to see which product we recommend as an alternative.
[toc]Claimed benefits of Power Pro
Power Pro has made the following claims on its website:
- Get ripped now
- Gain strength fast
- Build muscle easily
- Maximise fat burn
- Boost energy naturally
Now, these claims on the face of it sound fantastic. However, you should not fall for them without first looking at the ingredients of the supplement.
How else would you know if these claims are accurate or not?
Ingredients of Power Pro
The first issue you will find with Power Pro is its vague ingredients list.
It mentions things like a Creatine Matrix, an Energy Matrix and a Beta Alanine Matrix but there is no mention of the ingredients used.
Again there are a lot of claims and information but little to back them up.
Cost of Power Pro
The main issue with Power Pro is due to its high cost, which is an astonishing £99.97.
As the payment terms are hidden away in the T&Cs you may be unaware of this high cost, and also the fact that Power Pro operates an auto-ship program, which means that signing up to this trial offer means further monthly packages will subsequently be delivered to you.
Is Power Pro a scam?
While they are not doing anything illegal, there is a reason why auto-ship programs like this get such a bad reputation.
No doubt at the end of the month when you are charged the full purchase price you will feel aggrieved and will likely state that Power Pro is a scam.
How to cancel your auto-ship subscription?
To cancel your membership and to receive an RMA I suggest you phone Power Pro using the following phone number:
0808-169-2024
You may also want to send them an email using the following address:
If you have signed up for this trial offer and were then charged for your trial then please leave a message below.
Click here for our guide to beating online scams.
Alternative to Power Pro
An alternative to Power Pro is D-Bal, which is sold online by Crazy Bulk who have it listed for sale at £36.37 for a months supply.
Using D-Bal alongside a good protein-rich diet and regular gym sessions should enable you to see the following benefits:
- Increased muscle endurance and strength
- Improved nitrogen retention
- Increase in muscle mass
- Improved blood flow during workouts
- No prescription needed
- No injections, taken orally (tablet)
- 100% legal
- Safe alternative to Dianobol
Not only is this particular supplement cheaper but as it is not available on trial you can relax knowing you will not be receiving any hidden charges to your account.
The supplements sold by Crazy Bulk have numerous real user testimonials and photographs so you know juts what benefits can be experienced.
Click Here to Read Our Full Review of D-Bal >>
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I feel totally ripped off by the power pro scam and today I am going to unsubscribe
Trying to unsuscribe for a week. No response to my emails, phone calls to customer care cost money and they keep you on the line and dont resolve anything. Ended up going to the bank to cancel the payment and blocking any future charges.
I phoned up to cancel the order within seconds of me placing it on line and was told by some jerk that the order had already been sent.This was after he kept me on the phone for twenty minutes trying to fob me off.
It is a total rip off in which you end up paying twice to receive and then to send back the supplements,unless of course you want to pay 100 pounds a month for them.
Please be aware Power Pro is a complete and utter SCAM
It’s a scam.
Making a complaint to UK trading standards will at least put them on the radar.
Guys, please note:
*Reporting your card lost/stolen will not cancel future payments as any payments that are set up on your “lost/stolen” card will be transferred onto your new card that your issuer sends to you. You must inform your card provider directly of what is happening and they will block any future attempts by these guys! Hopefully this tip serves you all well and helps in this experience and any others like it from here on….
Yes, they are theive. They took £100 from my account and when I phoned them they said this is a their T&C which I didn’t see I mean they didn’t tell us on the website. I complained to National fraud team. At least we can protect others.
Omg me too!! My bf ordered them lead him for a monkey anyone help with the returns address the one on the envope is rubbed off conveinently!! Awful scam
ripped off company. they keep charging my credit card every month and never even received any of the products. call the customer service and they tell me they mailed it and you ask for confirmation and they don’t have any so how do I know that that they mailed it then. I finally called my credit company to dispute the charges.
OMG, I to have signed up for a free trial only with delivery charge, These people are making millions! I have recently noticed that 2 separate charges for just under £200 have been charged to my account and only 17 days after I said yes to free trial off with apparently no obligation.
I have found this product to be of no effect whatsoever!
WHAT A RIP OFF!
Whilst writing this I have been on hold to the only number given for the last half an hour. Finally someone answered. Only problem is the line is continually cracking up and it took another 10 mins to communicate my request of a call back. I think it got through, am now going to give it an hour or so followed by a back up email request to try and get this stopped. I think I’ll be visiting my bank swell just to ensure that no more payments come out.
WELL AND TRULY RIPPED OFF! and very very disgusted that companies can get away with this SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM
AVIOD THIS COMPANY
I experienced exactly the same case.
Genuine scam, i signed up to what i believed to be a trial product, however i have now just 7 days to get hold of an RMA number (although customer services refuse to answer any of my calls or emails) before i am charged £200 for a product i did not wish to subscribe to, any advice would be welcomed, can i just block the transactions if i go into my bank??
Yes you can.
Confirm by email that you want to cancel the trial .
Send all goods back by tracking delivery and then contact bank to block out any further transactions with this company
My advice is stay clear of these products. If you find you have been conned into signing for a free trial and then find that you are about to be billed – report your card lost or stolen to your bank. This will at least stop unwanted future charges.