Anonymous
New Orleans,#2Author of original report
Mon, June 28, 2010
Despite a preliminary injunction, Krotzer continues to market his services claiming that he can cure alcoholism. He even attacks Rip Off Reports -- see attached link
Anonymous
New Orleans,#3Author of original report
Wed, April 28, 2010
After it was reported that the FTC was investigating him, Doug Krotzer reported through multiple news media that the FTC had "ruled in his favor." He even went so far as to "thank" FTC staff and said that the "ruling" meant that they agreed with his scientific evidence. But, yet, the FTC filed suit against him this month asserting false and misleading practices. Sounds like "Dr. Doug" can't be trusted.
Alcoholism Cure Foundation
Jacksonville,#4UPDATE Employee
Tue, January 15, 2008
This complaint violates the rules of RipOff Report. It makes unsuppoprted nasty allegations and the only complaint is we enforced our clearly disclosed terms and conditions. Complainer executed a contract to follow his custom designed program for five months, and only cancel afterwards if he was not cured. His complaint is that when he cancelled a week after receiving our program that could cure him in violation of his contract, we enforced the contractual provisions. Based on our experience, he was already cured. WHERES THE BEEF?