From a Dr OZ advertisement, I ordered pure green coffee extract and received a 'green coffee weight loss blend' that has unknown ingredients and is not even what I ordered. I contacted the company & returned the product but never received my refund. ...
Ordered pure green coffee as advertized on Dr. Oz and received this skinny tone 500, which is just a bottle of a mixture of various stuff which does not even include green coffee. I have contacted the company and they insisted it was even better. Do not trust the ingredients and would not touch it. ...
I ordered 100% Green Coffee Bean Extract and submitted my credit card for payment of $89.00. But when my product arrived it was not what I ordered. Skinny Tone 500 Green Coffee Weight Loss Blend had been substituted with raseberry key tone 500. ...
The ad was misleading - this was supposed to be Dr. Oz Green Tea Bean. It is not! I want to get my money back.! I will contact my Attorney General concerning this matter. ...
Received a substitute for the green coffee bean extract instead of the Dr. Oz. I was ripped off for $148.00 and have no recourse unless you can refund my credit card. ...
I received an email from my "niece" and opened it without making sure it was her. I believed the page it opened to that I was ordering one bottle of pure green coffee bean extract as the Dr Oz clip on their web page promised. The next click, which should have been a review and confirm ...