Their website holds enough errors to show it's a scam long before you buy.
If you click through on one of their ads, you're directed to http://antiwrinklereview.info/skincare/dailyconsumeralerts/
On that page you'll see that "Mary, an ordinary mom of three from [near where you live] is the perfect example of a smart consumer"... Etc. They are using a geo-location lookup on your IP address to see where you are. I'm in an Asian country where they don't use English names, and I can assure you that there are no Marys living here, but that didn't stop them from naming my suburb.
Next, if you click through on "If you have a Comment you'd like to share. Click Here and submit it on the contact page" at the bottom of that page, you are directed to Bellagenix.com, where you're immediately hit with an order box (and no chance to leave a comment as promised).
See the "1870 bottles sold today" just under TELL US WHERE TO SEND YOUR BOTTLE ORDER, which jumps incrementally while you're on the page? Now shut the page and come back to it or refresh it. The big number you last saw has gone and it's now gone back to 1870 (or 1871 or 1872).
This thing has SCAM written all over it, long before they get your credit card number!
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