You get this envelope that looks like handwritting your name & address on it, good ploy! Next inside is a supposedly ripped out magazine page which I've included a picture of the page, which professes an Amazing Breakthough discovery of the most powerful Anti-Wrinkle Secret in History! Wow! You'd think they'd be so proud they'd include the Name of the Product!? So I went to and found numerous people received the same. Next clue was the BBB rating of D and the fact there is no return address, no website or name of product on the ad. Also, you may have noticed the sneaky handwritting print on the envelope as well as a tiny not in the upper left-hand corner with your name so as to make you think a friend personally sent it to you! Obviously a tactic to dupe the naive and elderly. I wonder if the postal regualtors are aware of this yet? It smells like mail fraud to me.
When you call them they tell you they'll send you a free sample but there's a catch.
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