The company gives no phone number, no customer service, and has no return address with contact number; further, there are supposed to be a minimum 0f 500 mgs, this product contains only 100 mgs of a "propriety complex", whatever that means; I want my money back. ...
Do not order from this bogus company. They are using Dr. Oz as a front to sell the drops. The email was not sent from your "friend or relative". Cancel your credit card immediately so they don't have access, to keep your "subscription" continually coming for their over-priced ...
I purchased the raspberry teardrops for weight loss and it happened exactly the same as the complaint filed by someone on october. Not only the bottle was inside the envelope (no box, just the bottle itself) there is no packing slip, invoice or company info to contact anyone. I contacted my credit ...
Hacked a relatives email account and sent me a email that sounded like it was her selling the stuff. So I bought then sent a note to thank her for the imfo... Thats when I found that I had been duped... This may be a good product but a sneaky way to do business... Had to follow up with my bank... ...
I was sent a email from a close friend with Fox News Dr. Oz promoting Raspberry Ultra Drops. I purchased product before I spoke with friend to find out her email was hacked by said company. ...
Hacked to my friends account -I received the email - URL -Redirected to a fake FOX NEWS site -keep away from scammers ...