There appears to be a similar pattern of this company charging cards unknowing to the consumer. My husband ordered a health newsletter for a Dr. Russell Blaylock and received a book "The Better Brain Book". He thought it was one of the "free" gifts associated with ordering the newsletter. When I reviewed the receipt, though, he had not heard of NEWSMAX and didn't authorize the transaction for the "Health Radar" newsletter (and "free" book). We started receiving emails from Newsmax—promoting other "miracle" cure type products. My assumption is this is a scam company—using various fake doctors to prey upon those seeking help for their ills. And also sells to fear it seems—if it is tied with the ecomomic collapse materials I also see associated with the name. NEWSMAX hides behind other names—so change your credit card ASAP if you find you have ordered from them—even if wasn't NEWSMAX you thought you were ordering from the first time.
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