I ordered the male potency pills. They sent me a booklet worth about ten cents and not the pills. Nathaniel Spotsylvania, Virginia ...
Well, I got their flier in the mail and it sounded wonderful. Guess it's true what they say. If it sounds too good to be true it probably is. But what kind of sick puke sits down and makes up this sort of lying published matter to entice needy people to part with their funds, thereby preying on ...
In receiving infomation by mail about impotence "Total Potency". That the literature they had to resolve impotence for the price of $28.95 $1.45 first class postage. After writing a check, but Thomas Louisville, Kentucky ...
The ad states that they (The Koszinski Group) have a "new, proven cure for impotence" and states that "Total Potency offers you that fastest, surest, and most inexpensive way to reach your goal" (of having a "rock-hard erection that lasts, and lasts, and lasts"). The ...
After reading the reports, I decided to try the product. After mailing the money order and order form back to the Company, I waited the recommended time for the product to be delivered. That was in early February and no vitamins have been received to date. Bill Las Vegas, Nevada ...
I am a sucker for this stuff every once in a while. I sent them $35.00 for some junk that they were selling and only found out after that they were con artists. Now, to ad insult to injury, I received another letter with another offer. Don't these mugs quit? The Koszinski Group will never die from ...