Think twice before becoming involved with VShred
I was interested but was rushed thru the program cost and before I really had time to clearly examine the commitment thoroughly I was signed up for a $3,997.00-6 month program. I then got a promotion at work, which included travel and I tried to get out of the V-Shred program, delay it, or just stop and get a refund. To be clear, I NEVER started the program, never dealt with a trainer, or had one exercise session, ordered no foods. I was sent their vitamin supplements for a hefty additional monthly cost, another expense. Now I really needed to stop the entire program, because I could not do the time commitment. My contact, Abby Graham, resolution coordinator, would NOT refund my money. He told me they had already done so much planning, programming, time commitments toward my program. Anyone who owns a computer, with files, knows you choose the applicable file, for the profile you fill out and VShred is DONE with any personally designed program. VShred would not refund my money. They refused to consider a refund. They, Abby Graham, said they would refund $2000.00. Nice profit for them doing nothing, right? I wanted to take them to small claims court, but my schedule was insane and even with the court paperwork pretty simple, it just didn't seem workable. So finally, after many emails back and forth, over several months, a court demand letter from me, they would not consider refunding the program cost. At that time, I said refund the $2000.00, as I did not see one glimmer of VShred doing the right thing and I just did not have the time to continually deal with all of it. A consumer would think that if your were not going to use a service based entity that the entity would be professional and refund monies. No way did that happen with VShred. This company might be right for some, but in my case, I felt them to be greedy and extremely non-professional as a business entity. So, if this behavior is their chosen method of operation, think hard if you want to be involved with VShred. I was ripped off for $2000.00, which I do not say lightly, but that is the case in this instance.