Center For Analysis And Empirical Studies ripoff deceptive failure to honor guaranteed refund fraudulent title/name designed to create trust Niagara Falls New York
On October 11, 2003 I responded to a direct mail ad for a magnetic bracelet that is supposed to have amazing beneficial powers of attraction and healing called "The Wishing Bracelet".
I was skeptical but this company represented itself as a research center with a well produced colorful ad with lots of testimonials and a lifetime guarantee.
I was supposedly expected to feel instantanous miraculous effects right away (which I didn't),but I kept it for a couple months because it was also supposed to attract luck. (Yeah I know I know it sounds a little goofy) but they had this compelling guarantee, so I bought it.
In February I sent it back for a refund per their strong guarantee and they never responded after several attempts. I want my $55.00 dollars back and also to alert others about this obvious scam. I want to thank Ripoff Reports for the oppourtunity. Thank You,
Jademicheal
Chicago, Illinois
U.S.A.