I purchased HoodiaLife, a dietary suppliment as a result of an eHealthyLife internet ad. The cost of the product was $65.94 and when I received it and opened the package, there were no forms inside. This alerted me that something was not right and immediately I thought about internet scams and knew I had been ripped off!
I looked on the bottle to see if there was an e-mail address or website and there was a website called eHealthyLife.com, but you couldn't get into it. It was then that I knew for sure I had been taken. On the bottle it states that this company is in Roseburg, Oregon. I guess I am out $65.94 which I REALLY could use to buy my prescribed medications!
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