- Report: #317985
Complaint Review: GNS Inc, Global Nutrition, Slim Seduction, Slim Boy Coach
| GNS Inc, Global Nutrition, Slim Seduction, Slim Boy Coach 6452 Fig Street, Ste A,
Arvada, Colorado U.S.A. |
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GNS Inc, Global Nutrition, Slim Seduction, Slim Body Coach GNS will steal your money and charge your credit card w/o your permission Arvada Colorado
*UPDATE EX-employee responds: Here the 411
* : wow I wish I had read this first!!!
*UPDATE Employee: Company Response
*REBUTTAL Individual responds: GNS Inc won't stop charging your credit card, so call your credit card company right away!
*Consumer Comment: Try READING Before You Buy
*Consumer Comment: I have experienced the same, more on complaints to the company's 1-800 number
*Consumer Comment: I have experienced the same, more on complaints to the company's 1-800 number
*Consumer Comment: I have experienced the same, more on complaints to the company's 1-800 number
*Consumer Comment: I have experienced the same, more on complaints to the company's 1-800 number
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This company was set-up to rip people off. There are thousands of other products out there that actually have useful things in them for losing weight. Find anything else except this product
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mountain view, California
U.S.A.
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Search Tips#1 UPDATE EX-employee responds
Here the 411
AUTHOR: shewhocannotbename - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, September 30, 2009
So GNS is a complete rip off, i worked there for 6 months and then finally left because it was working and my subconscious. I could honestly sit there and not think i was stealing money. For one many empoylees made comments about the the terms and conditions being bigger and consumer friendly since they had such a big effect on the order, they did nothing. Also We looked at the pill and honestly its nothing but peprika. But the good news is GNS INC also known as nutral lane and maxacaiboost. they changed they're name because of these reports. is going out of business they just layed 30 people off and had to send chack out to all of them because they shorted them on the they're checks. Also the IRS is getting involved. Unfortunatly everything they did was legal shady but legal.
Sincerely,
Supervisor
GNS
#4 REBUTTAL Individual responds
GNS Inc won't stop charging your credit card, so call your credit card company right away!
AUTHOR: Misty - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Monday, March 02, 2009
#5 Consumer Comment
Try READING Before You Buy
AUTHOR: Investigator - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, October 09, 2008
Within those terms (which are brief and surprisingly easy to read) it tells you that the "21-day trial" is a free trial period--not a free bottle--for the cost of shipping and handling only. It's a "try it before you buy it" type offer for a full-month's supply of "Slim Seduction" that utilizes rear billing. It also clearly explains the membership deal.
No matter how unfair this may seem to a consumer, they place their electronice signature on these terms when they click the "I agree to Terms and Conditions" box and enter their credit card information. That is considered a legal and binding financial agreement. This is why I urge consumers to be smart about their internet orders and READ.
ALSO: Any offer on the internet--or anywhere else for that matter--that boasts "FREE* Offer" should be taken with a large grain of salt. The "asterick" (*) implies that there are terms involved, such as extra charges, a membership, etc. A company would probably go bankrupt if they sent out free product with no way of turning a profit.
#6 Consumer Comment
I have experienced the same, more on complaints to the company's 1-800 number
AUTHOR: Melonie - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, September 25, 2008
#7 Consumer Comment
I have experienced the same, more on complaints to the company's 1-800 number
AUTHOR: Melonie - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, September 25, 2008
#8 Consumer Comment
I have experienced the same, more on complaints to the company's 1-800 number
AUTHOR: Melonie - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, September 25, 2008
#9 Consumer Comment
I have experienced the same, more on complaints to the company's 1-800 number
AUTHOR: Melonie - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, September 25, 2008

