Craig Scherf Yoki-A-Ma I gave CRAIG ALLEN SCHERF 1,300$ as part of an investment. This was 2 months ago. He no longer returns phone calls and is a complete scam artist. Google his name and nothing but dirt comes up on th Tempe, Arizona
CRAIG ALLEN SCHERF accepted 1,300$ from me as part of an investment. Come to find out he is a total fraud and if you google his name, nothing but dirt comes up in SEO search. He claims to be a Doctor, Navy SEAL, A Realtor, and has worked for the FBI, which are all lies and HIGHLY illegal. He also tells patients he is a Medical Marijuana Doctor. He recently was raided for illegal firearms and part of a fraud ring/Marijuana selling illegally out of Arizona and Las Vegas. His right-hand woman is RENEE BRUGGEMAN who was also arrested and works at the front desk at ZEN HEALTH CENTERS. He has nothing more than a highschool education out of Oregon and I have no clue as to how this man is not in jail. He has multiple cases against him from other investors regarding laser machines and simply stealing money or refusing to return investments made. DO NOT do any type of business with this man.
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Miss D
Gilbert ,Arizona,
USA
Had my suspicions
#2Consumer Comment
Tue, January 10, 2017
I recently visited Craig Scherf by answering a Groupon ad for Dysport at his facility in Tempe called My MD Clinic. I had the injuections done at his office and ultimately had to go back for additional injections. I noticed he talked a lot about his US Navy experience, working for the government, getting his doctorate degree, etc. Personally, he seemed to young to have such a 'decorated' past and present life. However, I thought that his life sounded very interesting. Then, having to go back for additional injections, I asked him a few additional questions about his business. He said that while in South East Asia, he and his partner discovered a cure for cancer, fibromyalgia and 20-something other diseases. His story kept getting more and more elaborate. I asked him the name of the drug and when I looked it up later, it was a "Male sex inhancing drug". Then he said that was the reason he sold his house and bought a condo in Tempe - to continue to invest in this "top secret" cancer curing drug that he's not allowed to advertise. I told my husband, "This guy is fony". Then I thought to Google his name and low and behold, I find all kinds of nonsence on line about him. I am grateful that I saw these reports before I spent any more money at his facility. One other thing that struck me as odd and uncomfortable was, he wouldn't allow me to take my purse with me into the room where he does the injections. He said it was because he doesn't want cell phones vibrating while he is trying to do injections. What?! My daughter was with me so I left it with her, but seriously? My antenna went up at that moment and when I went back for the second visit, I zipped up all the pockets and made sure everything was there when I left. So I personally didn't have a bad experience with him, but due to all of his "colorful" stories, my guy feeling and all of the evidence out there about all of his shady dealings, I would encourage anyone reading this to stay away from him. There are so many reputable companies out there to choose from.