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Is Testo XL a scam?

Testo XL is a natural performance booster that promises to boost your testosterone levels that will help boost muscle growth, while improving your mood and overall well being.

Unfortunately despite these promising claims there are a number of online complaints that it is a scam. Could this be due to the fact that this supplement is being offered as a trial?

Lets look at Testo XL in more detail to see why it is receiving so many complaints.

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Claimed benefits of Testo XL?

The following claims have been made on the Testo XL website:

  • Boost testosterone by as much as 140%
  • Increase energy levels by 283%
  • Increase libido by 66%
  • Increase metabolism
  • Reduce body fat percentage
  • Cut recovery time

Although these claims seem impressive, I would worry about any supplement that makes any claim that involves the use of percentages.

The reason for this is that there is no mention of where these percentages have come from. To me it looks as though they have simply been made up.

Ingredients found in Testo XL

Testo XL is made from “5 powerful, natural and scientifically proven ingredients”. These include Vitamin B6, Magnesium, Zinc, D-Aspartic Acid and Tribulus Terrestris.

Unfortunately although these ingredients have indeed been shown to be beneficial there is no mention of the dosages of each ingredient so there is no way of knowing whether this supplement does what claims or not.

Price of Testo XL

As Testo XL is available as a trial you may think that it is free or that you only have to pay a small amount to try it.

Well, this is sort of correct as the initial trial period of 14 days is only £2.95. However, after this period has elapsed you will then be charged an incredible £99.99.

You may also be shocked to hear that you will also receive further monthly packages along with the hefty bill until you cancel your membership.

Testo XL have been clever as they have hidden their payment terms in their T&Cs, which is a common technique used by companies that offer their products via auto shipping.

Is Testo XL a scam?

Although tempting I would recommend that you give Testo XL a wide berth as this trial offer will leave you significantly out of pocket.

In addition the lack of any ingredient information is another worry that you should take heed of.

Contact details for Testo XL

To contact Testo XL you should use the following information:

Email: [email protected]
Phone: 0800 206 1562

If you have signed up for this trial offer leave a comment below with your experiences.

Click here for our guide to beating online scams.

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D-Bal could offer you the following benefits:

  • An increase in muscle endurance and strength
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  • Improved blood flow during workouts
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  • Safe natural alternative to pure anabolic steroids

This supplement is considerably cheaper than Testo XL, and can be bought without having to sign up for any auto ship program.

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0 thoughts on “Is Testo XL a scam?”

  1. Thank you for the above, received trial products in the post today, I have emailed them and attempted to call them several times but no answer. I have returned the products in the post (tracked and signed) unopened and got my bank to block any future payments.

  2. scam paid for trial canceled but 2 weeks later took money i didnt realize till more turned up and they took more money rang bank canceled card and asked for refund

  3. Everyone here speaks about it being a scam,which is probably true,or they have a really aggressive marketing campaign, but only a couple of comments about the products themselves. Regardless, has anyone actually tried the products? Or just thought it is a scam even though it is written in the t&cs that you will be charged after 14 days. I have tried the products and for me they work, but I am putting in the effort as well( diet and training). For some guys it probably doesn’t work because you are not consistent enough which can be said about any other product you try(like creatine),if you are not consistent with it, it will not work. I phoned them up as well to cancel and managed to do so just because I didn’t consider it safe and I didn’t want them to take more money than what we agreed on out of my account. My biggest concern, and it is probably a bit paranoid, is that the products might have some illegal substances and not described on the package,hopefully they don’t. With that being said I probably wouldn’t recommend the products just because there is too much risk involved with them taking money from your account and because the products are way too expensive. Hope this helps.

  4. Stuart logsdail-oliver

    I had researched the pills before starting to pay and knew that they would try to scam me, I rang them as soon as I got them delivered and said I wanted to cancel. They asked when I got them and I said that day, they told me to try it out and gave me an extended trial period (rather than 14 days I got 17/18) …. So the days went by and on the 14th day I rang and said that I wanted to cancel the subscription as it was giving me major mood swings and I started to punch my partner ( it didn’t and I didn’t, don’t worry) but they were surprised and canceled it 🙂 job done haha they also answered the phone well both times to be fair to them … This was all back about a year ago x

  5. I ordered the bottle it says free trial for £4.95 for the shiping and then look in my account £90 gone if I was u i would not sign up with them the rip you off

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