The scam is to sell ebooks of commonly available information about ADD & ADHD and Jon, AKA, Jeremy Bennett refers you to his mother, Denise Bennett, who is one of the few retailers of a liquid vitamin mixture that they claim will solve your ADD or ADHD condition.
The problem is that the 3stepsadd.com website which is also advertising at over charges credit cards does not give refunds as promised and keeps customers paying residual membership fees. Other sites where this is sold are:
Here is the warning letter the FDA sent him for making fraudulent claims on his web site:
And
http://www.fda. Gov/CDER/warn/cyber/CL114e. Pdf
Jon has over 100 other sites on the internet and I know what they are, talk about worlds colliding.
If you'd like to try the liquid vitamin solution for ADD or ADHD, I'd advise buying:
You can find this from many retailers on the internet at 20% of the cost that they are peddling there stuff for.
Why is it that they say there liquid vitamin information can't be published on the internet? Makes you think ehh?
The only truth on there site is that the big Pharma answer to ADD & ADHD is bad news; Adderall, Strattera, and Ritalin should be avoided at all costs.
If you also have issues with Jon Bennett please post here. You can reach Jon here: [email protected] or 919-247-6444 or 866-89-24337
Jon - When you annoy enough people you'll finally stumble on one who has a fury of destructive rage verging on madness.
Gregory
Miami, Florida
U.S.A.
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