Comments on: Scam Alert Part 3 – Phony Wrinkle Blogs

By: Anti Wrinkle Cream Skin

Anti Wrinkle Cream Skin — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 14:16:40 +0000

I use Cetaphil to clean and some of Origins products for brightening and exfoliation.

By: Dianne Yarwood

Dianne Yarwood — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 20:15:06 +0000

i would like to tell what happened to me when i ordered BELISI skin tightener. THEY offered a risk free trial for one$ plus shipping and handling, the trial was l4 days. the skin tightner did not arrive until much later than the l4 days. they billed my Visa,and i thought that if i liked the product i would order the $69.95 offer of same. on may 28 they billed my visa for 89.97,i called the company and was toldthat was my membership fee, non refundable, and that another bottle of skin tighener was already in the mail. she told me that i should read the fine print, since the membership fee was non refundable, she would send #3 bottles of the stuff as compensation. i told her i did not think BELISI was an ethical company, but since she only worked for them, that would have to do. i also said i would never order from BELISI AGAIN! to make a long story shorter—– i cancelled my VISA card, and was told there had been other complaints about belisi. it took two days to go thru the system to cancal my card and issue a new one. my VISA came today, on june 16 belisi charged me 45.36 and on june 18 they charged me 89.97 (again). i have 5 .5 oz bottles that have cost me $278.53 in American funds. the product is inferior, and i am ashamed of myself. i hope this letter will deter others from buying into this SCAM!

By: BJ

BJ — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 02:04:53 +0000

Hmmmm…… This gal gets around and don’t even recognize from our town….. she was in another town nearby….. What a SCAM!!!!!!!!!!Thanks!!!

By: Carolyn

Carolyn — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 15:04:28 +0000

I thought you people might like to know that I’ve had the same experience with “White Teeth Labs” advertized as “Professional Teeth Whiteing K” with a supposedly a dentist picture speaking to you. It had the same deal. Free trail and 14 days to respond if you want the product. I got my 19 day free trial in eight days which left me only 2days to try. Not only that but they sent me two months supply along with the free trial. After calling to protest I was billed multiple times on the same day. I contacted my banker and constated the charges. Then I went to work and contacted the district attorney and BBB in many states. I even contacted London, England where the products are made. I got all my money back but the ads are still all over the computer. Beware of this prooduct also!!

By: lisa devereaux

lisa devereaux — Sat, 23 May 2009 00:40:50 +0000

THANK YOU!! Let’s file against these jerks and nail ‘em!! I’ll help…

By: Tom

Tom — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 22:13:03 +0000

I went to this website because there was this thing about scams in consumer reports, thinking it would be cool to check it out, well anyway, after googling one of the sites, it took me here =D Thanks for writing this awesome blog thing =D

By: Donna L

Donna L — Wed, 29 Apr 2009 21:41:37 +0000

Judy has been a busy girl.

check out – http://www.judysmakeover.com/

By: Mellie

Mellie — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 02:39:46 +0000

What it does is connect with where your internet service provider is based. Mine is based out of Cookville, TN and that is where Cara shows up as being from. But when I go there from AOL…this is what I get:
My name is Cara Anderson and I’m from , . I have 3 kids and a wonderful husband.

I laughed when I saw it. It can’t connect with the location of the IP address for AOL so NOTHING is put in that slot!

By: Jennifer

Jennifer — Sun, 12 Apr 2009 06:28:24 +0000

Thank you so much for finding all the fake blogs. I notice that they are from my local cities too. Anyway today, I digged deeper and found this lady go by the name of Erin is actually a plastic/comestics surgery patience. I found her picture on a website of before & after photos of comestic surgeries. You are so right about everything you wrote on this article. I read some complaint, but was curious about the product. I thought I only loose $4.95. Instead I lost more than that. They charged me $29.95 for sp-creme which I clearly checked “NO” on the online form and I did read all the fine print before submitting. When I got the item early that morning, I used it 3 times a day and it did nothing. Some of liftsp ad advertised it as instant result and I see none, so I quickly called liftsp to cancel and told them that I will also call my credit card company to prevent them from anymore scaming of my hard earn dollars. They told me they will refund my $29.95 on all 4 calls. its been more than 2.5 months and no refund. My credit card Company is investiating this matter right now…
Don’t fall for any blogs on the internet on anti-wrinkle cremes or testimonies unless it is someone that you know personally told you that it works cuz they used it…………… LIFTSP is crap!!!!!!

By: Kari

Kari — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 14:25:14 +0000

Okay–I totally fell for the scam and ordered the free trial of both ResV and Dermapril-SP. I am going to cancel the ResV today but I really think the Dermapril is working! My little vertical worry lines between my eyebrows seem let pronounced. I’ll keep you posted. FYI (of course, anyone could say this), I do not sell Dermapril-SP.