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Guaranteed Prescription, Aka Guaranteed Advertising, Aka Myhomepharmacy Guaranteed Prescriptions is a ripoff, made up of dishonest people who ignore you once they've got your money. Scottsdale, Tempe Arizona
Currently I am trying to go through small claims court to get not only my money back, but also all of the expenses I've incurred trying to get my money back from this bogus company. Currently the process server has visited my most recent address for this company and the company located at that location denies any knowledge of Guaranteed Advertising. So far I've got about $2,500 wasted on this company.
Here's what happened to me:
I talked to Richard Frost on a Tuesday in March of 2004. I had been told on the prior day that my job was being eliminated so I was easy to con. Mr. Frost convinced me that by spending $495 and advertising by way of business cards at hospitals and doctors offices I could make a lot of money. Finally, I called him back the next day and he convinced me that I couldn't make money without spending money. He said that to really make the program work I would have to invest in their advertising campaigns.
By the end of our conversation he had convinced me to spend $1995 for the program. He told me I could change my mind the next day and they would cancel my order. Well, the next day I tried contacting him because I didn't feel comfortable with my decision. I had also not received the promised "Welcome Letter" via e-mail. He told me I would receive everything within 72 hours. I told him I still wanted to change my mind.
By the following Monday, I had still not received any kind of e-mail. I tried to tell everyone I talked to there that I was going to advise my American Express that I wanted to dispute this bill. I talked with a couple of different men, a man named Guarett, and a woman named Tiffany.
I advised every one of them that I wanted to dispute this on my American Express. I told them I couldn't find my "supposed" website and they kept telling me it was out there. I never did receive the supposed "Welcome Letter" with my account information via e-mail.
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My first e-mail I received from them was on March 29th and read as follows:
From :
Sent : Monday, March 29, 2004 6:21 PM
To :
Subject : Your online pharmacy Advertising Campaign Info
Debra S.
RE: Your Homepharmacy Business Advertising
SAVE THIS EMAIL:
Your advertising campaign is about to start. You can login and view the daily traffic sent to your website:
Your new user name and password for your campaign is listed below:
With the new campaign manager we are able to track the results better and allow you to control when your campaign starts. The system also allows you to determine the maximum amount of traffic you would like to receive on an hourly basis. Simply login and goto "Account". On this page you will see the catagory "Hourly Delivery Cap". The current number here should be "0", this means your advertising is paused. Simply fill in this box with the maximum amount of traffic you would like hourly.
Hit submit at the bottom of the page and your advertising will start directly after this. During your campaign you do have the option to change this at any time, just follow the same steps listed above.
Upon conclusion of your advertising campaign, please feel free to contact the advertising department for future advertising.
Here is your account information:
I could never get into the account with the id and password they gave me.
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I then received e-mail from Dunn and Bradstreet and wrote the following note to myhomepharmacy.com
Dear Debra S.,
D&B has just issued the following Change notice(s) on Guaranteed Prescriptions, which you are currently tracking.
Businesses Discontinued
U.S.A.