SCAM alert for Neuropathy treatment

Posted by ktbs @ktbs, Mar 31 11:42am

Why is it legal for AI created videos to sell products for neuropathy supposedly endorsed by Dr. Phil, Dr. Oz and others? I always check to see if they are scams and so many are. Not sure why they are not prosecuted and put out of business.

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YES, it’s awful! Don’t order anything-it looks sooo real-of course! AI is the worst thing EVER, as is becoming very OBVIOUS-Never should have been allowed-crazies are having a field day!
I fell for one way back. Getting your money back can be a huge hassle, but persevere! I fought w/one crook & prevailed! Also, always use a credit card you have a long relationship with! I’ve never had to pay for a fraudulent charge. Especially when you get a bogus charge from nowhere that can’t be tracked!!
When U purchase supplements, always check they have done third-party testing! Amazon shows all that info on a product! I’m trying 2 supplements that are to increase blood flow-doesn’t that make sense for peripheral neuropathy?! Will
Update. I think RALA Lipoic acid supplements did help some or helped it not worsen. I am back in that also.

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@heisenberg34

Hi my friend. I am starting to see so many fake "cures" for neuropathy, the latest with Dr. Oz and Dr. Phil. All are scams. Same premise, sick relative that they want to cure. Blah Blah Blah. How our government doesn't protect us from these liars and cheaters is beyond me. I haven't lost any money but I'm sure they are raking it in.

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@julkun About a year and a half I saw a post with Clint Eastwood and a few others touting this "cure" for neuropathy. I was not up on all this AI stuff, so I bought a month's supply, My credit card company sent me a notice asking if I made this purchase, saying it might me a scam. Of course I really wanted something to help my pain so I sent it through. Then I did a search for reviews on this thing. Of course it came back as a scam. I quickly canceled my card and the payment. Had to get a new card. That meant that I had to enter all my login info for all my sites. A real pain but better than having my card charged for a bogus charge. Remember, "If it seems too good to be true, it probably isn't.

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@julkun About a year and a half I saw a post with Clint Eastwood and a few others touting this "cure" for neuropathy. I was not up on all this AI stuff, so I bought a month's supply, My credit card company sent me a notice asking if I made this purchase, saying it might me a scam. Of course I really wanted something to help my pain so I sent it through. Then I did a search for reviews on this thing. Of course it came back as a scam. I quickly canceled my card and the payment. Had to get a new card. That meant that I had to enter all my login info for all my sites. A real pain but better than having my card charged for a bogus charge. Remember, "If it seems too good to be true, it probably isn't.

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@heisenberg34 We are desperate and are looking for miracles. "If it seems too good to be true, it probably isn't" is a good way to look at it!!!

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EXACTLY- ENOUGH MESSED UP SCAMS ALREADY! OUR LORD GOD IS W A T C H I N G AND WILL PROSECUTE AFTER 'ENOUGH ROPE GIVEN' TO HANG THEMSELVES!🙏

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