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Complaint Review: THINTABS - Internet
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THINTABS
THINTABS.COM Internet, U.S.A.
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THINTABS RIP-OFF CLEVER RIP -OFF BY THINTABS.COM INTERNET
Beware of a rip-off by this company called thintabs.com.They will offer you diet pills free you are only obligated to pay the $3.95 shipping charge ,or so you think.Then the truth comes out when you get a notice from your bank or Credit Union that your account has over-draft.Wondering how on Earth this happened you call your bank or look online at your checking account balance & charges.You will see a charge to Supremesales.com for $149.95 or much much more that you know you did not make(so who in the heck did?).About this time you also will recieve a registerd package notification from your local post-office.
In the meantime every check or Debit-Card purchase you made after your checking account has been depleted by ThinTabs comes back to with an overdraft fee of $30.00.I was lucky I only recieved five notices or another $150.00 out of pocket expense for these little wonder pills that DO NOT WORK as THINTABS CLAIM.The moral of this this story "If it sounds to good to be true it probably is".So it's up to you believe me or THINTABS.COM.Oh,they also claim to be able to verify that you read the fine fine fine print by hacking into your computer cookies.Again,one scam leads to another and another.
Dennis
'Hobart, Indiana
U.S.A.
In the meantime every check or Debit-Card purchase you made after your checking account has been depleted by ThinTabs comes back to with an overdraft fee of $30.00.I was lucky I only recieved five notices or another $150.00 out of pocket expense for these little wonder pills that DO NOT WORK as THINTABS CLAIM.The moral of this this story "If it sounds to good to be true it probably is".So it's up to you believe me or THINTABS.COM.Oh,they also claim to be able to verify that you read the fine fine fine print by hacking into your computer cookies.Again,one scam leads to another and another.
Dennis
'Hobart, Indiana
U.S.A.
