Why offer a 30 day Guarantee? It seems like a fair amount of time to try something out, but is it? The sales people immedately upon ordering trick you with a managers special where you can purchase a 3, 6, or 12 month supply when you haven't even tried it yet, but why? It's a get them once for the maximum amount sales tactic. Here's how this works. Buy one bottle for 42.95, Three bottles for $82.95, Six Bottles for $122.95 while using a free shipping and Handling incentive for the 3 & 6 month offers. The shipping & Handling penalty is used for the single botttle offer to discourage a small purchase. This sales tactic works for every product that doesn't work, because you'll front load yourself to save money because you want the desired effect the product has to offer, in addittion to getting it at the lowest price. The sales people tell you it will take a while to see results, so you'll use it, and wait for the desired effect. After the guarantee period expires your stuck with a product that didn't work, and you spent a lot more money than you would have by purchasing any amount beyond the trial period. If the product really worked as advertised it would come with a 90 day guarantee and claim to show results within 30 days. This way when the product fails to live up to claims made you'll still have time to return the unused portion for a full no questions asked refund. Beleive what you want, but if you fall for these marketing schemes you'll see I'm correct after you've been ripped off. If it isn't sold in stores and you found out about it through mail order, it's most likely a product that doesn't work. How do I know? Learn from my experience, I've fallen for it a few different times myself, yes I've been suckered too. If you think I don't know what I'm talking about, then experience this scam for yourself a few times until reallity dictates the correctness found in the information I've genorously provided to you FREE OF CHARGE in an effort to spare you my fate. Listen, direct mail marketing is very effective (more effective than the product or service being offered) and generates hundreds of millions in revenue for the perpetrators of these schemes. Their motivation is money only, not to help you with whatever your problem is, got it? Your problem / issue is used like a weapon against you to extract hard earned money from you "The Victim / Customer", do you understand now?
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Why offer a 30 day Guarantee? It seems like a fair amount of time to try something out, but is it? The sales people immedately upon ordering trick you with a managers special where you can purchase a 3, 6, or 12 month supply when you haven't even tried it yet, but why? It's a get them once for the maximum amount sales tactic. Here's how this works. Buy one bottle for 42.95, Three bottles for $82.95, Six Bottles for $122.95 while using a free shipping and Handling incentive for the 3 & 6 month offers. The shipping & Handling penalty is used for the single botttle offer to discourage a small purchase. This sales tactic works for every product that doesn't work, because you'll front load yourself to save money because you want the desired effect the product has to offer, in addittion to getting it at the lowest price. The sales people tell you it will take a while to see results, so you'll use it, and wait for the desired effect. After the guarantee period expires your stuck with a product that didn't work, and you spent a lot more money than you would have by purchasing any amount beyond the trial period. If the product really worked as advertised it would come with a 90 day guarantee and claim to show results within 30 days. This way when the product fails to live up to claims made you'll still have time to return the unused portion for a full no questions asked refund. Beleive what you want, but if you fall for these marketing schemes you'll see I'm correct after you've been ripped off. If it isn't sold in stores and you found out about it through mail order, it's most likely a product that doesn't work. How do I know? Learn from my experience, I've fallen for it a few different times myself, yes I've been suckered too. If you think I don't know what I'm talking about, then experience this scam for yourself a few times until reallity dictates the correctness found in the information I've genorously provided to you FREE OF CHARGE in an effort to spare you my fate. Listen, direct mail marketing is very effective (more effective than the product or service being offered) and generates hundreds of millions in revenue for the perpetrators of these schemes. Their motivation is money only, not to help you with whatever your problem is, got it? Your problem / issue is used like a weapon against you to extract hard earned money from you "The Victim / Customer", do you understand now?