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T-90 Xplode SCAM Review
If you can believe the hype then T-90 Xplode will “deliver mind-blowing results”.
How does this “performance enhancer” work though? And is it good value for money?
In this review we will look at this supplement in more detail before we come to our conclusion.
We do not endorse trial offers. Click here to see which product we recommend as an alternative.
[toc]Claimed benefits of T-90 Xplode
T-90 Xplode is claimed to offer the following benefits to its users:
- Explosive workouts
- Powerful thermogenic
- Better hormone production
When looking at claims it is always worth remembering that they mean very little without any proof to back them up.
This is why it is sometimes best to ignore them and to look for other proof of the supplements benefits. For example you could look at what ingredients are found in T-90 Xplode.
Ingredients used in T-90 Xplode
Surprisingly, not only does T-90 Xplode list its ingredients and their benefits, but the product label is also shown.
This makes checking their claimed benefits easier to verify.
The ingredients of T-90 Xplode are as follows:
- Trimethylxanthine
- Fenugreek extract
- Eurycoma longifolia extract
- Tribulis terrestris extract
- Coleus forskholii extract
I can certainly see some benefit to using this product. Although it should be stated that for best results your diet and workout regime needs to be on point.
Price of T-90 Xplode
The price of T-90 Xplode may come as a shock to you as you may expect a trial offer to be better value for money, unfortunately this is not the case.
While there is no indication of its price on the main sales page, after viewing the terms and conditions the cost becomes clear.
The price of the initial sign up is just $4.95, however this only covers an 18 day period, after which time you will charged once more, this time for $89.41.
As with the various other supplements we have reviewed in the past that were available for trial, T-90 Xplode operates as an auto-ship program so you will be sent further monthly packages until your subscription is cancelled.
Is T-90 Xplode a scam?
Despite it likely able to boost your own training, I cannot recommend T-90 Xplode purely because of its high cost.
There are various alternatives available that wont cost nearly as much.
How to cancel the trial?
To cancel the trial before you are charged then you will need to contact T-90 Xplode before the trial expires. To do this you will need to contact T-90 Xplode via the following contact methods:
Phone: 1-888-980-9165
Please leave a comment below if you have trialled this product yourself.
Click here for our guide to beating online scams.
Alternative to T-90 Xplode
Our suggested alternative to T-90 Xplode is a supplement sold online by Crazy Bulk.
This supplement is called D-Bal and it has been created to mimic the benefits of the banned steroid Dianabol, yet without the dangerous side effects that caused it to be banned in the first place.
Using D-Bal has been shown to help:
- Boost both muscle mass and strength
- Give you faster than normal results
- Boost nitrogen retention
- Increase blood flow
D-Bal is not available for trial, so there are no hidden or repeat charges.
Click Here to Read Our Full Review of D-Bal >>
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All the same problem, I too ordered the “30 day trial” which is what their email dated 2/16/16 stated it was, of both T-90 Explode & Ripped RX 2/16/16, shame on me for not reading promptly the “Terms & Conditions” per my bank associate, so 14 days later I’m charged $89.41 + $1.78 International Processing Fee, Red Alert,
I call my bank first to dispute the charge and I’m informed that there was 2 charges and they stopped the second (2nd.) one from processing as it looked like a scam
I call the 888 phone number shown on my bank deduction, get an employee on the other end explain the situation he says 1st. he can authorize 1/2 refund, I say no I want a complete refund, Ok then “You’ll have to return the unused portion, in separate packages with my order number and a 17 digit RMA (Return Merchandise Authorization) number on the outside of each package” I say fine and the RMA is the same for both item he states “yes it is” I get an email a short time later saying your order has been successfully cancelled you will have no recurring orders! On 3/9/16 I hand carry the 2 packages, correctly marked with order & RMA numbers in view and send via USPS Signature Confirmation Required
Fast forward to 3/12/16 there appears another charge this time from “Fit Body” for $86.51 again I call the number shown which is different than the first time? I go through the elements of the 1st. charge and am told “well he just cancelled the T-90 portion although I was clear on both and had mailed both items back under separate cover, I also explain that so far I have proof of return from USPS on one item and as of this phone call the 2nd. “is out for delivery”
The lady I spoke to insisted that my USPS Tracking number was incorrect as she could see any information, this after I told her I have a USPS document printed in front of me that shows 1 item was signed for so far with a name date and time could I fax that document to them and add on my customer ID number? Her response was “No” I should call USPS to verify that my tracking number was correct, I must have told her 5 different times that I looked up that tracking number 3 times, after the call I went back to “USPS.com tracking” and guess what? now the second item has been signed for today by the same individual as the 1st.!
All you have to do call your credit card company report as fraud and cancel for a new one, because you never authorized them to charged your card that amount. These people are scammers
These people are scammers and steal your money. Nothing is a free trial as they promise. Please tell everyone and anyone of their very poor business practice and customer service.
SCAM SCAM SCAM. What’s even worst is that the credit card companies are hand in hand with them . The customer rep from credit card new very single detail , better than me, at one point I was wondering if I am calling the Scam company that sold me the pills. Just like everyone else I was told that there is a 14 day supply for FREE, and I pay only shipping. They call me trying to get me into a monthly plan and I said NO NO NO and NO. The fucking credit card company takes their sides because they make money . We are the idiots. PEOPLE!!!!! wake up. Eat healthy and fuck all this scammers. Nothing good comes in a form of a pill. CANCER ONLY!!!!!
I wish I found this thread before I ordered. I called at the end of my 2 weeks to cancel, but they said I was a day late and already had been charged. I wish there was a way to prevent this “reverse onus – you must call to cancel otherwise we charge you” trick from being legal… I knew in my gut this was going to be a problem. And it was. My recommendation. Don’t do it.
My credit card company is also not being helpful. They keep saying are you sure there was not some fine print, some terms and conditions that gave them permission to charge my credit card. I assured them that I did not sign any terms or conditions. That I did NOT authorize them to use my credit card for anything other than shipping.
That said, I would like to go back to the web-site where I originally ordered. I cannot find it. Anyone have a link to it by chance?
I saw the product through a Men’s Health article (which was also apparently fraudulent and was not in anyway affiliated with their magazine). Unfortunately, I cannot find the “Men’s Health” article and thus I cannot make my way back to the original order where I can prove to my bank that I did not in fact fail to notice terms and conditions. They did not exist. And I did not authorize their charges. Furthermore, I called to cancel my product immediately as i wanted to see if my husband reacted well to the supplement. Apparently this cancellation was not registered. Now that I have read these comments, of course the company has no record of this cancellation.
If anyone has a link to their order page, that would be helpful. Thank-you.