I ordered the drops but never got them, instead i got an e-mail saying they will continue to submitt every 5 days. I told them not to and can't even find a phone number to contact them... ...
D came from a friends page on Facebook. Looked to be a true ad explained 500, calorie diet and all. They charged over the advertised price and hit my account that same day. Came through my account as (wrdhrb. 17144000572 gonzalzn) ...
I god fradulent e-mails that looked like they were from two friends recommending the product. I unfortunately bought a bottle. It doesn't actually contain HCG, just various amino acids. It turns out HCG is illegal to sell without a perscription. No contact information, the directions do mention ...
The above company hacked into my AOL email account on 6/17 at 7:37pm and emailed everyone in my contact list this bogus url: which in turn directed to this page: Happyhcgultracustomers. New. Msnbc-story.com/ I suspect this might have something to do with my LinkedIn account and password (if I too ...
I was sent an email from my neighbor which brought to a link that said it was the fox news health page. They were advertising HCG ultra and I clicked on the link and ordered the product. My neighbor told me a few days later that she did not send me the email. Someone, in fact, hacked into her email ...
They somehow hacked my hotmail account and spammed my whole contact list! I am so furious that they did this. I want to sue them or bring them down somehow! The link brings you to this fake www.foxnews.com. Happynews? Since when is this happy news of any kind? And then every single facebook comment ...