I attended a "presentation" not knowing what the subject was. Just an invitation from an old friend for dinner. After the cyberwize presentation I opted to not sign up but said I would buy a month's supply for my husband and myself.
The presenter and "old friend" knew that my husband has Parkinson's and talked me into using an expensive other product also in the hopes that it would help my husband. Since that amount of money also would qualify me to receive all kinds of benefits they insisted that I join for my husband's sake.
I tried to give them a check but they wanted "for convenience" to put it on my debit card, which I did. I was shocked to see in my bank account that I had paid $495.00 for the powder (2 1/2 mos supply) and 1 month supply of the liquid Cyberwize blast for both of us. I immediately gave my share to my husband as it gave me heartburn and no benefits. My husband faithfully took all the products on the schedule and received no benefits at all.
My main complaint is that the sales people more or less shamed me into spending that amount of money when I just wanted to sample the product for $99.00 for the liquid for my husband and me for one month. That idea was met with total disregard and they pushed until they got their way.
I am 77 years old and know what pyramid schemes are and this is definitely one of them. They are not interested in helping with health problems but with their own wealth dreams... I only wish their claims were legit!!!
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