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SCAM alert for Neuropathy treatment
Neuropathy | Last Active: 13 hours ago | Replies (37)Comment receiving replies
I think I just got taken for “Nerve Reset Drops” advertised by Dr, Ben Carson and shipped by Buy Goods with the promise if you bought the largest amount the full price would be immediately be deposited back into my checking account , which should have been a red flag, I really have no excuse, just gullible. Anyway, a word to the wise is sufficient, and hope my ignorance will help someone else.
I used my credit card not bank account so how would they have the account number to deposit the refund???Haha! I fell for that one. I did call my bank and report them as fraudulent
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@ubkool38 When we are in severe pain, we will try almost anything that looks promising. I "almost" always do an online search of these scams. This will give me the skinny on such products. Early on I got scammed by a website selling some kind of nerve aid that was a miracle cure for neuropathy. Like your ad, this one was hyped by Clint Eastwood and Mr. Wonderful from Shark Tank. Hey, these guys wouldn't lie, so I ordered the larger-sized bottle. I paid with my trusty credit card. Soon, I received a notice from the credit card company asking if I had made the order. Yes! Absolutely! Just to be safe I did an online search. Guess what? A total scam! I had to immediately cancel the credit card. Then, I spent what seemed an hour. making the requisite changes on the account. I don't even look at any ads claiming to show something relating to neuropathy.