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Complaint Review: Royal Prestige - Hycite Financial Corporation - Livonia Michigan
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Royal Prestige - Hycite Financial Corporation
35325 Schoolcraft Rd Livonia, 48150 Michigan, U.S.A.
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734-422-8222
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Royal Prestige - Hycite Financial Corporation Scam Livonia MichiganRip-off Report Investigation: shows that Hy Cite / Royal Prestige is fulfilling its commitment to provide excellent customer service. Rip-off Report gives Hy Cite / Royal Prestige a POSITIVE rating in customer support & quality assurance. They pledge to resolve complaints & address any issues - committed to 100% satisfaction - consumers to feel safe & secure.
I have read many reports on this site about Royal Prestige and the tactics used in their sales pitches. Let me assure any readers, IT IS THE TRUTH!! Royal Prestige lures in young couples and makes them big promises about long life and great health if they take advantage of their great product.
They scare you into believing that Teflon is bad for you and that aluminum causes alzheimers.....well maybe it's true and maybe it's not, but using scare tactics to make a sale is illegal and the company should pay for it.
Their products are ok, though not as easy to maintain as they want you to believe. And they certainly aren't worth the $2000 my husband and I spent on them (and are still paying on after two years!!).
I would love to get even a fraction of my money back. We do use the cookware, so it wouldn't be right to ask for it all back, but I feel robbed and mislead by their salesman and by the company itself.
I also have to admit that I have kicked myself in the butt many many times over the past two years for being so gullible and for making a bad investment, but that doesn't escuse the company for it's immoral and illegal sales tactics.
Brooke
Tomball, Texas
U.S.A.
They scare you into believing that Teflon is bad for you and that aluminum causes alzheimers.....well maybe it's true and maybe it's not, but using scare tactics to make a sale is illegal and the company should pay for it.
Their products are ok, though not as easy to maintain as they want you to believe. And they certainly aren't worth the $2000 my husband and I spent on them (and are still paying on after two years!!).
I would love to get even a fraction of my money back. We do use the cookware, so it wouldn't be right to ask for it all back, but I feel robbed and mislead by their salesman and by the company itself.
I also have to admit that I have kicked myself in the butt many many times over the past two years for being so gullible and for making a bad investment, but that doesn't escuse the company for it's immoral and illegal sales tactics.
Brooke
Tomball, Texas
U.S.A.
