Aclepsa Opiniones 3

WARNING: DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH ACLEPSA.COM or 4RX.COM if you value your privacy. They will harass you with call at all hours of the day and night, fill your inbox with emails threatening more calls if you don't call them. They will be rude and aggressive if when you tell them to stop calling. They had to rename the web storefront because so many people justifiably gave them bad reviews on various sites. Type in 4rx.com into your browser and watch the old 4Rx site pop up briefly, then you will be bounced to the new ACLEPSA website. Same company, same aggressive horrible sales tactics from India. ITLtd in Seattle, WA is responsible for bringing their call center signals into the USA. They are located at 417 2nd Ave, Seattle, WA. You will get calls all hours of the day and night from 253-802-xxxx in Auburn, Washington. Reporting them to the FCC hasn't helped so far, but the more people that are vigilante, the more chances they will be shut down for harassing calls. WARNING: do not give these businesses your contact information or credit card information.

A sample of one of a half-dozen typical threatening emails you will get each day follows:

May I call you at (your number)
Recently you ordered Generics: 37.5 mg (30 tablets) from us.
Please confirm your phone number and preffered time to call.
If you do not want any phone calls just check information about limited offer discount using the link below:
www600.(your name will be here).xn--80akjsfkjii3do.xn--p1ai
Claresta Waniewski (Customer Support)

Ordered 1 year supply of BC pills, which was received in September 2013. I received 1 year supply with expiration date of less than 8 months away. Upon receipt of the pills, I contacted customer service who insisted that I had to wait until the expiration of the pills to get replacement pills. I've emailed them and have yet to receive a response or replacements. I plan to post on every review site available so that people can be wary of ordering supplies for longer periods.

avoid,.....they shipped fake prescription drug