Hammer X driver / by X-Factor Sports Misleading advertising script and false results. Muskegon, Michigan

I bought the Hammer-X golf club from an infomercial on the Golf Channel. The ad claimed anyone could get an extra 40 yards on their drive and a 20% faster club head speed for just $99.00.   They even have Jack Ham saying he's hitting over 400 yards with this club.  When you call you get a person that reveals you need some upgrades to achieve that claim. Now I'm up to $170.00 so my current drive of 260 yards with an R-5 by Taylor Made is now going to be at least 300 yards or better, right.

I got the club in 2 weeks and went to the driving range. I took out the instructions to follow Jack Ham's swing tip's. I hit 220 yards at best. I had 4 other guys that were there to try it and all agreed this club was a joke. So two days later after calling 3 of their DISCONNECTED numbers I UPS the club back to MI. Called my credit Union for a refund and waited for their response.

They responded in scribbled hand writing: "No Credit due. Customer still has product. Customer never called customer care to get RA number to return. Customer has product - no return - reverse this NOW!!

Their 3rd grade writing and panic stricken wording along with bad phone #'s and lying about not receiving it, confirmed they were guilty of Infomercial Scamming. I'm not the only one complaining about this product. I got my money back and they are trying to reverse it. They think I bought a club that hits 40 yards less is my problem. Not in America scammers!