Trusii Jeffrey Taraday Christopher Kennedy Persuaded the collaboration for a faulty "case study" for a $6,900 water machine to "help with chronic illness" to which I was supposed to be reimbursed for completion. I have yet to be paid despite fulfilling requirements for several months. Davie Florida

I was diagnosed with an autoimmune condition, which caused me to seek out alternative health interventions to mediate my symptoms. I found Trusii, a company that produces a water machine with concentrated hydrogen. This machine was over $7,000, and I could not afford it.Trusii had a plan: get me to pay for their machine with one of their loan companies, and they would reimburse me for completion of monthly surveys of how the system would help me.

For a few months, I was reimbursed. But the past few months, I have gone unpaid despite fulfilling my requirements. The company continues to demand survey answers, with them requiring that we do things like only use positive responses, and respond with 4 or 5 stars on different consumer websites. The feedback is biased and untrue.

The machine also has mold (as do many of the systems, there's a whole facebook group of over 500 people who have been ripped off), and the company is attempting to charge me to try and fix it. I am now left with a loan to pay off, and a water machine that was supposed to make my symptoms dissipate--but has one of the biggest triggers for my condition, and my symptoms have lessened since having to stop using it.