I ordered a book that interested me because report I initially read promised/claimed to have all the answers to my impotency issue. I wrote out a check in the amount of $60.00 and I rushed the personal check in the mail the next day. Approximately 10-12 days later, I recieved only an instructional packet in the mail from this group. It had no answers to my problem as originally promised. The packet told me to go see my doctor and ask to be poked with a needle in my penis.
I was shocked and humiliated! I immediately noticed that the large manilla envolope this group sent the packet in had no return address or phone number. All I seen was a post mark out of New York, New York. There is no way to send this packet back and demand my $60.00 back.
Somebody needs to speak up and turn these people in for fraud and theft.
I researched this companies name on the internet and the only place who recognized the business was "rip off.com"
I don't even believe the address is a valid one. How can these people operate. From the reports I read from others who have also been ripped off, it seems like these outfits have been running this scam and a few others for a couple years now. Why does the post office in this city continue to let this "business" send out these large manilla envolopes with no return address.
What happened to the anthrax scare and all the warnings about the USPS not willing to send out mail without a return address?
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