Focus Factor Brain Support Supplement Scam
OfflineI heard an ad on the radio for Focus Factor and was interested since it would help increase my memory! Well, the lady on the phone has a script she reads and you must hear her out! She will not allow you to interrupt and any question you attempt to ask is met with her continuing to read the script. This kinda had me scared of Focus Factor but I really wanted to improve my memory.
Ok, we finally get to the part where I pay the $4.95 for shipping and she is going to have my free bottle of Focus Factor (a $75 value) sent to me. I waited anxiously for my brain support pills and when they arrived, I began to read the ingredients. I know, I know, who reads the freaking ingredients to anything. I do for some reason and noticed ingredients from pill bottles I had seen at GNC! I'm thinking to myself that Focus Factor is nothing more than some vitamins and herbs from GNC with a new label.
Dang it. Have I been had by Focus Factor? I'm ok with them stealing $4.95 from me, but now I am scared to take these pills because I don't see any ingredients that are going to do anything different than the pills at GNC.
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Vital Basics is listed all over Consumer Affairs. They have a huge number of complaints. Most of them are about that free trial they send. It also appears they are charging people fraudulently. Do a search for Vital Basics and Consumer Affairs.
Just throw that bottle of Flinstone vitamins they sent you in the trash and get some from a reputable company. You might want to talk to your doctor about your memory loss as the stuff in your local GNC is probably not going to fix your memory.
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Fitty
healthNut, stay away from this scamA confidence game or other fraudulent scheme, especially for making a quick profit; . There are so many complaints about this product and Vital Basics. My girlfriend bought this stuff and she hasn't experienced any memory improvements. She still can't remember names and I still beat her at simple memory games on the computer. Focus Factor would have you thinking you would become a genius taking those pills!
I think they are counting on people's ability to think more positive once they started the medication. Sometimes when a person believes in themselves they are able to accomplished things they otherwise couldn't.
Agreed. Most medicines and "miracle" drugs are playing on a person's emotions. If you believe it is making you better, then they have done their job and thanks for your money.
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Fitty
I think between those scamming for shipping goods types and the ones that lure on those for any type of medical/herbal treatments are the top of the lists lately. Its just sick to think someone would go to such a low for a buck or more.
The supplements are the same as what you can buy in the store but perhaps formulated a little differently. If you read the label, I believe somewhere it will say that it is not FDA endorsed for what they are saying it will do. The only people this might help are the marginally ADD folks because some of the minerals and nutrients are shown to improve focus which in turn can improve memory.
Supplements is one way to provide your body a nutrients such as vitamins, minerals, fiber, fatty acids or amino acids that does not provide in your daily food. Some people define it as food while some as drug or natural health products. Here are some facts and evidence proves about supplements at www.wordse.com
That site didn't give any info! It seemed like it was another scamA confidence game or other fraudulent scheme, especially for making a quick profit; site?
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