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  • Report:  #18445

Complaint Review: CP Direct (Longitude Placebo Capsules)

CP Direct Longitude Placebo Capsules consumer ripoff fraud fake pills Scottsdale Arizona

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  • Submitted:
    Tue, April 09, 2002
  • Updated:
    Thu, April 11, 2002
  • CP Direct (Longitude Placebo Capsules)
    www.longitudecapsules.com
    Scottsdale, Arizona
    U.S.A.
  • Phone:
    800-305 5032
  • Category:

With a 30 full refund gaurantee - How can you lose?!

I tried these pills for 30 days. It didn't work and I *realized* it was a scam. Tried to call customer service every day that week, literally hundreds of times, and the line was BUSY BUSY BUSY. Angrily, I called the regular ordering line (which is NEVER busy) and explained that I was calling for a week and never got patched through. Bastards tried to convince me I had to keep redialing when it's busy, as if I didn't already think of that.

But I complained more on the PHONE ORDER line and they said they'd take down my number and have the Customer Service rep call me back. When they reached me finally, they told me they would not refund my first bottle because it was past the 30 day gaurantee.

*what the* @#$!@... how can they say, "Try it for thirty days risk-free" if really you can't even try it for thirty days?

Even worse, by the 25th day into the capsules, they had already sent in my 2nd bottle of placebo p***s enlargement pills.

The CS rep said that she would refund my money for the second unopened bottle but NOT the first one. So I returned the 2nd bottle but they haven't refunded my money yet.

*ahem*

THAT WAS FOUR MONTHS AGO.




We all know Longitude does not enlarge your p***s, but it might make a good pizza topping if you remove the powder from the capsule. It's just pepper and herbs if you're crazy enough to taste it.



I would like to make a SUGGESTION to ANBODY WHO READS THIS:

If you have a modem line and an automatic redialer, use it on their PHONE ORDERING line so you can:

(1) Make their lines busy so that noone else in the world is ripped off from these scam artists; and

(2) Charge their toll free number up the wazoo.

Don't forget to use commas to let the modem wait while dialing. Cause you need to space out pressing the number when the person says "press # to speak to a live person": i.e.

Phone number: 1-800-518-3492 , , 9 , , , , , ,


Remember they have "hundreds" of live people waiting for us, so every one of us who wastes their time is a great help. =)


Meanwhile, somebody please inform me when legal action takes place. Thanks.

Andy
Los Angeles, California

2 Updates & Rebuttals


TheFraudChick@aol.com

Ethics,
Arkansas,

Wow, it's a Pickle

#3Consumer Suggestion

Thu, April 11, 2002

Andy,

I admire you just for telling about your scam...considering the product. The heckler was right, though, the fraudsters think they can by-pass fraud by putting "placebo" in the advertisement. Placebo means it was fake to begin with.

Never ask a mail order company for permission to get your money back when there's fraud involved. Fraudsters don't play by the rules, that's why they win so often.

If you paid by credit card then you should file for a charge back with your credit card company.

If you gave them your bank account number then you should go to your bank and file an ACH (Automated Clearing House) Fraud complaint form. Ask your bank to place an ACH debit block on your account or change account numbers.

In the future I suggest you consult with a plastic surgeon about enlarging your p***s. If you prefer the unusual approach you can always call Howard Stern.

Good Luck


chris

lawrenceville,
Georgia,

What do you think PLACEBO means?

#3Consumer Comment

Tue, April 09, 2002

It means it doesn't work. If you thought it was going to work you well then you are just plain silly. THe fact that they don't refund the money is a rip how ever you can dispute the charge with your credit card company. If you didn't use a credit card well then you are just out of luck.

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