I guess if one was to follow everything the book recomends, you may lose the weight, but boy you better be prepared to spend some money on all that organic food, and doctor treatments, and walking for one hour per day and such... The auther tells you on his tv show that its so inexpencive, no pills and no excercise but its a whole differant story when you read the book. Is there a law about decieving the public?
I asked not to recieve the newsletter when I ordered, and was told I wouldn't, but guess what? I recieved the newsletter anyway. I tried for days to call the number the newsletter gave me to call to cancel it, but all I got was music... For quite some time with no answer every time I called. Finaly today I called the number and pushed the number it asks you to push for "new orders".. Someone amazingly answered it right away. Though that persom seemed a bit surprised (and their tone seemed a bit upset that I called to cancel) they told me its all taken care of now. Sooo, I am waiting to see if I get charged on my credit card for it.
I am soooo sick of all these comercials that decieve hard working people and very much would like to do something about it once and for all. Is there a lawyer out there that feels the same way, and would like to embark on this mission with me? I feel this type of deciet is very wrong and there must be some law we can use to put a stop to it once and for all. Hoping someone will write me back.
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