The Health Sciences Institute
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SCAM
- I do not like liars
Preferred solution: Let the company propose a solution
Volume Isn't Such a Bad Thing.
Credit Card given but website disappeared
- No customer phone access
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RIDICULOUS AMOUNT OF EMAILS
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"Health Sciences Institute"= Lying, conspiratorial Scam
The so-called "Health Sciences Institute"is self-promoting with a an anti-scientific agenda promoting so-called "natural cures" with fantastic, unscientific, conspiratorial claims that have no valid basis. The language is carefully crafted and loaded to mislead.
Their advice, if followed would throw millions of stably-controlled patients with diabetes, high blood pressure, and heart disease off their effective meds and leave them at risk of the ravages of their diseases. There is, unfortunately, no cure for diabetes, as this site falsely claims.
The purpose of this site is to tear down Obama while ripping gullible and unsophisticated patients in the process. Buyer Beware and Stay Away!
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Unscrupulous Charging of membership via credit card without consent
Dear Sir,
I had a bad experience of being charged via my Citibank Visa credit card (#4563-77**-**21-2379)by the Health Science Institute for subscription fees (PSV*Health Sciences Insti888-240**** MD U.S. DOLLAR 19.00) of a membership which I had long asked to be terminated. I did not enjoyed any benefit from their so called subscription of their newsletters. In fact, I had asked all similar websites to have my subscription to their newsletters be terminated early of this year and they rightly did so except for the Health Science Institute. I wish someone can do something about it. Thank you.
From
Chang Chun Yeun
- Useless marketing tactics
- Newsletters with limited value
No Company Point of CONTCT One Day After Ordering
- No customer phone access
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Wrong Membership It was one year not life time
RE: My one year membership order.
Promotion Code: LHSSIR83H
I ordered a one year senior discount membership just this morning, and to my great distress you changed it to a life long one in your email confirmation. Your phone number is not working. I am a senior citizen on a fixed income. Please change this immediately to the membership I ordered.
Thanks,
Edith Heine
These are certainly signs of a scam that you want us to wrtie more words; do not have a working phone, change
our order to a life long instead of a year, nto try it out.
If thias is the case, we will bring it to the media and to
the police.
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SCAM
Preferred solution: Get these damn add off my computer screen!
Scam fom HSI
I saw an offer on the internet from Health Science Institute. They said that my subscription was gone to be $37.00 as a special price for seniors.
I received a charge in my credit card for $99.00. Then I found out that their real business is to try to sell all kinds of natural remedies and the first offer supposedly was free but was really a scam in which you have to buy 2 bottles and then will get a third one free. In their web site they write a very long discurse of interminable little paragrafs saying the same thing over and over.
I recognizwarne my stupidity now but I want to warn to some posible
naive people to fall in this phony business. They steal your money
Preferred solution: Full refund
They're selling something, and they are trying to push your buttons to do so...
Clicked on a link that's supposed to discuss how Hillary's campaign is jeopardy only find out it's a Health Science Institute conspiracy theory about Obama, the FDA, etc. The first page is full of all the scare tactics typical of those who have nothing behind the curtains.
When you try to navigate away from the garbage, a pop-up appears to 'confirm navigation'. There's no telling what clicking one of options will do, but I bet it includes grabbing some personal information. I had to kill the browser to get rid of the page without clicking anything.
What a bunch of ***. Avoid like the plague.
Preferred solution: Crawl in some hole and disappear
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If this is truly a scam, these people do these things regardless of who is in the White House. Their motive is greed that knows no political preference.
There are enough of these types on both sides.
So take a breath and stop sounding so defensive. You people are drowning in your victim mentality.