Bountiful Breasts, Wonderbreast ripoff breast enlargement guarantee, breast enhancement lies Jules Canada

I write this report because it's hard to swallow when a company scams people based on their insecurities and lack of knowledge. This is just a formal note to say that Bountiful Breast previously known as Wonderbreast has been using the same pics for their website and 'stealing' testimonials. I had a good friend use their product, share about some initial good results. She shortly thereafter lost her 'progress', but BB wouldn't take down the e-mail she sent. I'm sure they had done that to others.

Bad pictures really isn't the issue, bone I'm picking. I now have issue with the fact that they are saying that the pills are patent-pending. This is WRONG. It's no more possible to patent crushed and dried animal parts as it is herbs. It's why pharmacuetical companies aren't huge fans of alternative method medicines, especially herbs.

Then, the gaurantee..oooo, the gaurantee. I used their product, yes I did. I followed the steps to a tee. Got the dr. review, sent in the form the whole nine. Well, 3 months later, I got the meticulously assembled package BACK in the mail rejected from the fake address I sent it to (can provide a san of this, too). When I did the program, it was a 3-month gaurantee. Now I see it's up to 9. Who takes time to collect after that amount of time??? They are preying and taking advantage of women.

They used to have mis-information about progestesterone on their site, but they have since taken it down but I do have those old pages printed out. I can provide scans of them.

Point is- the money they charage IS NOT WORTH IT!!! Additionally, there are other glandular companies which supply the same stuff for 10x's less per bottle. BB sells one for $140, D-N-E sells one for $25, that's a cost difference of more than $100.

If you want to try glandular for breast enhancement, don't waste your time with this company. They have poor advice, and probably the picture of the actress they are using if fake, too! Really, they should be sued, but I don't have the energy for that.

Just getting the word out. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

Mary
San Jose, California
U.S.A.