I too received an email from a credible friend with the link to Raspberry Ultra Drops. I opened the link and fell for the advertisement and placed an order. I soon questioned my judgement of placing the order. My friend confirmed that she did not send the email. I have now been trying to contact ...
My friend's email was hacked and I followed the link in the email to the Raspberry ultra drops website. This is tacky and unethical advertising, and a scam. ...
Received spam from a friend's hacked yahoo account. It was with a morbid sense of curiosity that I followed the link, which redirected me to a slick website promoting the "Raspberry Ultra Drops". The fanciful claims made by site bore all the hallmarks of the sales pitch for snake oil. ...
Received advertisement sent under heading from friends account, which led with something in reference to my mother's well-being. Unfortunately, I was taken in by the ad. This is a very deceptive practice, and a very LOW tactic. ...
I received email supposedly from friend with link to website. Didn't realize it was a scam until I told her about it and she said she never sent it. I made the mistake of going to it and thinking it was legitimate, I made an order. ...
This cannot be a company to buy from. A friend was hacked into and that is how the advertisement arrived in my mailbox. She had no idea. This should be made public. Fraud! ...