Back on November 7 I was contacted by someone called Ryan working for Treehouse Marketing interested in selling me pills called Mamrinex. He had called on my cell and I was in my car so I asked him to call me at work the next day. Ryan called as promised, we went over things and I gave my Credit ...
I received a called in December regarding the patch. I was told that I could order it for $19.90 and if I liked it they would send me another supply and all I would pay is $199.95. I was told I should receive within 5 days. December 25, no product. I called. They said it had not been shipped, give ...
I too was ripped off by this company. Supposed 37 days to return is from the rime they shipped instead of when you recieve it. I told them that those terms do not give you a full 30 days to try it. They told me, Well you should know after a week whether it works or not. After several phone call ...
I was contacted by phone and agreed to buy a one month supply of slim patches. The cost was $29.95 and they sent an extra months supply to give a friend to try for free. I recieved the patches and was charged. Two months later they charged my debit card $399 I did not order or recieve anything for ...
A charge of $199.95 was charged to my American Express card on October 23. An inquiry was made and the American Express Corporation has yet been able to contact this company. I never authorized any type of transaction. I had never even heard of this marketing group. Furthermore, I don't have a clue ...
Okay... I'm an idiot. I, too, answered an ad about the Slim Patch to find out more information on this 'miracle product'. At the end of August of a scam artist named "Mike" (sound familiar?) called and had me so pumped up about this product, I found myself digging for the old credit card ...