I always wondered what suppliers really mean when they say "Free Trial." To me a free trial is, and this is how the term was originally used, you would have a try of a product or service without paying. If you like the experience then you would be encouraged to buy. Today most - if not all - suppliers mean that you will pay for the product but if you don't like it, we will give you your money back. The problem that I am facing is that this is a money back guarantee, and not a free trial. 

On my daily research activity about Bowtrol Colon Cleanse, I found a Bowtrol reveiw site that not only announces Bowtrol free trial offers, but also claims that his site is the only site that you can get a discount from. When I checked his links I found that he is offering exactly what the supplier is offering. Meaning there is no special discount that his site has.

We have our own Bowtrol Review article that we have published in this section, but we make sure that the information we provide is well researched and is not baseless. It is amazing what people would claim just to make an extra sale. 

These types of activities that bring a bad name not only to the product but to the whole concept of online marketing. The funny thing is that Bowtrol free trial offers do not exist. They do have a money back guarantee which they seem not to mention at all. It is mentioned in some of their banners with a small font and in their FAQ section.

Normally if a supplier has a money back guarantee, they would put it all over their banners, website, landing pages...etc. Bowtrol does not do that, and they seem to have a strict policy regarding that as well. Their money back guarantee is applicable to unused and unopened products and for those there is a $10 charge for restocking. Although this seem a little bit harsh, but I actually respect that. If I am going to buy a product, I want to have the results I bought the product for. The whole experience of returning products is not enjoyable for any party. 

As a customer I don't want to go through the hassle of returning products. What I will do is:

1- Never use the product again.

2- Talk to everyone I know about my bad experience with the product.

3- Make sure that nobody buys the product. Including posting articles about the products bad results.

Saying all that we expect a customer to do his/her homework. Research the product, ask people who used the product and most importantly ask the advice of a physician.

So we have established that Bowtrol free trial offers do not exist in the form of using the product without paying. We have also established that Bowtrol offers a money back guarantee but with certain rules. What we did not talk about are the actual interesting saving offers that Bowtrol has which you can check here.