I recently came across a website that promised a "free laptop computer" for ordering any choice of 3 products. I committed to three products-and never received any confirmation of a free computer! Out of the 3 products chosen, I chose 2 Pure Health Hoodia Diet Pills thinking that they would be a reasonable price (price was not listed on the options when purchasing). I was shocked when I received my Mastercard bill where I had been charged $117.00 for each of the Pure Health Hoodia ordered. I then received notification from Environment Canada. My shipments have been detained and will not be shipped as Hoodia is an endangered substance, and cannot be shipped without proper authority. It would be my opinion that when you are shipping Internationally, you know the rules behind the product you are selling. I am not very happy-I have no way to contact Pure Health Labs as I have not received anything-and the letters keep coming from Environment Canada. To anyone ordering this product, be sure that proper CITES permit has been obtained, and you know the price you are paying before you commit. If anyone has an address or contact number for me to contact Pure Health Laboratories, please respond.
Tara
Red Deer, Alberta
Canada
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