A "counselor" quoted me a hefy fee for "guaranteed" weight loss. I paid with a check and was told to come back in 2 days after they consulted with their dietitian about a diet for me. Then I was told I had to pay more for supplements and foods. I paid over $600 initially.
None of the supplements would work for me due to either allergies to the ingredients or other health issues.in addition, some of the supplements were very expensive simple vitamin products which I already had. I ended up paying almost $100 for a bottle of some kind of supplement which I later returned. I later found out (not in print on contract) that there are no refunds under any circumstances for anything. They will only exchange products.
The diet did not work for me due to health reasons and they admitted it a few months later, but still no refund was allowed. I have now decided to take them to small claims court. I found a website detailing a lawsuit settlement in Washington for the same issues of fraudulent fee representation.in the state of Washington, a former client can get a full refund. I intend to take this info to court to show how this company deceives people about its fees.
The company is a money pit. They offer a guarantee but is not backed up with money back. They only say that if you don't lose the weight you want to lose, they will continue working with you for a few more months but only if you purchase additional, expensive supplements and expensive candy bars, which are similar to store-bought candy bars (sugar-free) except 3 times the cost. I refused to eat their candy bars or drink their liquid stuff due to horrible taste.
The program does not work for women who are pre-menopausal or menopausal. I did not find this out until a few months after I already paid over $600 for the fees and supplements. Then they admitted that the program does not work for menopausal women but still refused to give me back my money.
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