Phenterthin; Nexgen Lab, PEPharm., Pure Energy Products Phenterthin Rip-off SCAM Oklahoma City Pennsylvania

I just received a letter from the Oklahoma Attorney General's office informing me that same has, as of Jan. 9, 2008 filed a lawsuit against Pure Energy Labs, Inc. of Okla. City, OK. and three of it's executives, Darrin Clanton, Brian Forrester, and Chris Wilson. The AG filed a petition for permanent injunction against the company for " The consumers alledgedly defrauded by Pure Energy thought they were signing up for a free sample for $4.95 shipping and handling, instead, they were automatically enrolled..for $149.95"
(Those of us scammed by these VERMIN know the drill) "the AG's office is seeking a permanent injuction to enjoin the company and it's agents from engaging in future fraudulent conduct. The state is also asking thecourt to assess a civil penalty of up to $10.000.00 per violation, order restitution for the consumers harmed by the company and require Pure Energy to pay the stat'es investigative and attorney fees......Anyone with information regarding suspected fraud or scams can contact the AG's consumer protection hotline at (405) 521-2029".

The letter states that the Ok. AG's office received 115 complaints regarding the above-I know I was one of them!-it states that monetary loss claimed by these consumers is in excess of $13,000.00".
Also, my $149.95 was credited to my Discover card shortly after the above action.
Moral of the story: Consumer complaints DO work. Rip-off scammers DO get caught. If you allow them to get away with it, they will. "The System" DOES work if you work IT. Doing NOTHING will get you NOTHING.

I got my money back because once I found I had been scammed I contacted the Okla.City BBB, The AG, and the USPS Posmaster General. I wrote multiple letters to each of these entities, stating my case and laying claim to the basic principles of right and wrong, requesting each to do their job on the behalf of American consumers. Now, the no-doubt lucrative, easy money, Bait and switch rip-offs are in court with a big fat lawsuit for the same--think: how much will it cost them to find and retain any attorney capable or willing to defend against an attorney general's lawsuit?
I can only hope Pure Energy's execs are now asking themselves if it was really worth it.

I printed out hundreds of complaints about Pure Energy's practices (there are *hundreds* out there, simply Google it) from across the 'net just like the ones on this site and sent them to the AG with my complaint so it's only fair that I post the results of that action.
If you've been ripped off DO something. Raise hell and put blocks under it or be happy about losing your hard-earned money to consumer abuse! Make the entities respponsible for consumer protection aware of the issue and stick with it.

Thank you to all the defrauded consumers who also brought the matter to the attention of the OK. AG's office, IT WORKED!

Yvonne
Greenbrer, Pa.

I just received a letter from the Oklahoma Attorney General's office informing me that same has, as of Jan. 9, 2008 filed a lawsuit against Pure Energy Labs, Inc. of Okla. City, OK. and three of it's executives, Darrin Clanton, Brian Forrester, and Chris Wilson. The AG filed a petition for permanent injunction against the company for " The consumers alledgedly defrauded by Pure Energy thought they were signing up for a free sample for $4.95 shipping and handling, instead, they were automatically enrolled..for $149.95"
(Those of us scammed by these VERMIN know the drill) "the AG's office is seeking a permanent injuction to enjoin the company and it's agents from engaging in future fraudulent conduct. The state is also asking thecourt to assess a civil penalty of up to $10.000.00 per violation, order restitution for the consumers harmed by the company and require Pure Energy to pay the stat'es investigative and attorney fees......Anyone with information regarding suspected fraud or scams can contact the AG's consumer protection hotline at (405) 521-2029".

The letter states that the Ok. AG's office received 115 complaints regarding the above-I know I was one of them!-it states that monetary loss claimed by these consumers is in excess of $13,000.00".
Also, my $149.95 was credited to my Discover card shortly after the above action.
Moral of the story: Consumer complaints DO work. Rip-off scammers DO get caught. If you allow them to get away with it, they will. "The System" DOES work if you work IT. Doing NOTHING will get you NOTHING.

I got my money back because once I found I had been scammed I contacted the Okla.City BBB, The AG, and the USPS Posmaster General. I wrote multiple letters to each of these entities, stating my case and laying claim to the basic principles of right and wrong, requesting each to do their job on the behalf of American consumers. Now, the no-doubt lucrative, easy money, Bait and switch rip-offs are in court with a big fat lawsuit for the same--think: how much will it cost them to find and retain any attorney capable or willing to defend against an attorney general's lawsuit?
I can only hope Pure Energy's execs are now asking themselves if it was really worth it.

I printed out hundreds of complaints about Pure Energy's practices (there are *hundreds* out there, simply Google it) from across the 'net just like the ones on this site and sent them to the AG with my complaint so it's only fair that I post the results of that action.
If you've been ripped off DO something. Raise hell and put blocks under it or be happy about losing your hard-earned money to consumer abuse! Make the entities respponsible for consumer protection aware of the issue and stick with it.

Thank you to all the defrauded consumers who also brought the matter to the attention of the OK. AG's office, IT WORKED!

Yvonne
Greenbrer, Pa.

I just received a letter from the Oklahoma Attorney General's office informing me that same has, as of Jan. 9, 2008 filed a lawsuit against Pure Energy Labs, Inc. of Okla. City, OK. and three of it's executives, Darrin Clanton, Brian Forrester, and Chris Wilson. The AG filed a petition for permanent injunction against the company for " The consumers alledgedly defrauded by Pure Energy thought they were signing up for a free sample for $4.95 shipping and handling, instead, they were automatically enrolled..for $149.95"
(Those of us scammed by these VERMIN know the drill) "the AG's office is seeking a permanent injuction to enjoin the company and it's agents from engaging in future fraudulent conduct. The state is also asking thecourt to assess a civil penalty of up to $10.000.00 per violation, order restitution for the consumers harmed by the company and require Pure Energy to pay the stat'es investigative and attorney fees......Anyone with information regarding suspected fraud or scams can contact the AG's consumer protection hotline at (405) 521-2029".

The letter states that the Ok. AG's office received 115 complaints regarding the above-I know I was one of them!-it states that monetary loss claimed by these consumers is in excess of $13,000.00".
Also, my $149.95 was credited to my Discover card shortly after the above action.
Moral of the story: Consumer complaints DO work. Rip-off scammers DO get caught. If you allow them to get away with it, they will. "The System" DOES work if you work IT. Doing NOTHING will get you NOTHING.

I got my money back because once I found I had been scammed I contacted the Okla.City BBB, The AG, and the USPS Posmaster General. I wrote multiple letters to each of these entities, stating my case and laying claim to the basic principles of right and wrong, requesting each to do their job on the behalf of American consumers. Now, the no-doubt lucrative, easy money, Bait and switch rip-offs are in court with a big fat lawsuit for the same--think: how much will it cost them to find and retain any attorney capable or willing to defend against an attorney general's lawsuit?
I can only hope Pure Energy's execs are now asking themselves if it was really worth it.

I printed out hundreds of complaints about Pure Energy's practices (there are *hundreds* out there, simply Google it) from across the 'net just like the ones on this site and sent them to the AG with my complaint so it's only fair that I post the results of that action.
If you've been ripped off DO something. Raise hell and put blocks under it or be happy about losing your hard-earned money to consumer abuse! Make the entities respponsible for consumer protection aware of the issue and stick with it.

Thank you to all the defrauded consumers who also brought the matter to the attention of the OK. AG's office, IT WORKED!

Yvonne
Greenbrer, Pa.

I just received a letter from the Oklahoma Attorney General's office informing me that same has, as of Jan. 9, 2008 filed a lawsuit against Pure Energy Labs, Inc. of Okla. City, OK. and three of it's executives, Darrin Clanton, Brian Forrester, and Chris Wilson. The AG filed a petition for permanent injunction against the company for " The consumers alledgedly defrauded by Pure Energy thought they were signing up for a free sample for $4.95 shipping and handling, instead, they were automatically enrolled..for $149.95"
(Those of us scammed by these VERMIN know the drill) "the AG's office is seeking a permanent injuction to enjoin the company and it's agents from engaging in future fraudulent conduct. The state is also asking thecourt to assess a civil penalty of up to $10.000.00 per violation, order restitution for the consumers harmed by the company and require Pure Energy to pay the stat'es investigative and attorney fees......Anyone with information regarding suspected fraud or scams can contact the AG's consumer protection hotline at (405) 521-2029".

The letter states that the Ok. AG's office received 115 complaints regarding the above-I know I was one of them!-it states that monetary loss claimed by these consumers is in excess of $13,000.00".
Also, my $149.95 was credited to my Discover card shortly after the above action.
Moral of the story: Consumer complaints DO work. Rip-off scammers DO get caught. If you allow them to get away with it, they will. "The System" DOES work if you work IT. Doing NOTHING will get you NOTHING.

I got my money back because once I found I had been scammed I contacted the Okla.City BBB, The AG, and the USPS Posmaster General. I wrote multiple letters to each of these entities, stating my case and laying claim to the basic principles of right and wrong, requesting each to do their job on the behalf of American consumers. Now, the no-doubt lucrative, easy money, Bait and switch rip-offs are in court with a big fat lawsuit for the same--think: how much will it cost them to find and retain any attorney capable or willing to defend against an attorney general's lawsuit?
I can only hope Pure Energy's execs are now asking themselves if it was really worth it.

I printed out hundreds of complaints about Pure Energy's practices (there are *hundreds* out there, simply Google it) from across the 'net just like the ones on this site and sent them to the AG with my complaint so it's only fair that I post the results of that action.
If you've been ripped off DO something. Raise hell and put blocks under it or be happy about losing your hard-earned money to consumer abuse! Make the entities respponsible for consumer protection aware of the issue and stick with it.

Thank you to all the defrauded consumers who also brought the matter to the attention of the OK. AG's office, IT WORKED!

Yvonne
Greenbrer, Pa.

UPDATE: I have discovered that this "company" is nothing more than a clearing house/ warehouse/ shipper/ front for a BAIT AND SWITCH SCAM ARTIST. The BBB of Ok City has multiple complaints filed against this offense to the legitimate business community. The OK. City BBB has proven it self impotent in resolving complaints against P.E. Labs, I'm still awaiting the results from the OK Attorney General's Office and USPS for mail fraud. I'm hoping to get them on mail fraud or worse. This guy needs to be shut down, if he had any sense he'd refund the $149 just to get you off his back, but rip offs never refund.

Tell any one you know to stay away from this BAIT AND SWITCH SCHEME. Their product is worthless and they know it and could care less about it. Most of us make an honest living so those who choose to make a dubious and dishonest living need to be removed from our society by any means available to protect the consumer public. Harass the daylights out of the BBB, USPS and Attorney General and get this snake oil dealer shut down! Next step: Class Action. Yvonne, Greenbrier, PA.