Natural Hair Growth Institute - Steve Bennis (the Menace) Hair growth scams - 100% money back guarantee is a bold face lie. Bennis the menace makes promises then he make you sign a contract and that's it. You have been scammed out of thousand of dollars because you hair will not grow and the guarantee has very fine print that makes him sole judge in whether you get your money back or not. To this date: no one has had their money returned. Chicago Illinois

Chicago, Illinois March 17, 2010  Some skeptics feel that hair loss cant be reversed, but a judge of the Circuit Court of Cook County in Chicago feels that the regrowth of hair can and did occur for a laser hair loss client named Shelley Lindsay.  After carefully weighing the evidence in a three-hour trial, the court ruled against the complaints of a disgruntled hair treatment client, plaintiff Shelley Lindsay, and in favor of the defendant, the Natural Hair Growth Institute, LTD. (NHGI) and its owner, Steve Bennis.  Reference Case Number:  2008-M1-196925

Lindsay had enrolled in NHGIs six-month laser hair treatment program on September 4, 2007. As with all new clients, before photos were taken of Lindsays hair.  She began her treatment plan that same day, and went through a series of steps which involved laser therapy, special shampoos/conditioners, cleanser and vitamins.

After six months, Lindsay graduated from NHGIs hair growth program and was happy with the results. The program had been a success for Lindsay, and photos were taken to show her positive results newly grown hair.  She seemed to be very pleased with the results.  But unfortunately, things turned ugly in a hurry.  Lindsay went to the local media, Better Business Bureau and the Attorney General and complained that the program did not bring results for her.  Lindsay felt her money should be refunded in full according to the money back guarantee offered by NHGI.

Steve Bennis, owner of NHGI, knew the positive results Lindsay had enjoyed (with a new, full head of hair, healthy and shiny), and could not justify giving her a refund. An article was published in the Chicago Tribune in April 2008 by author Jon Yates about Lindsays alleged negative experience with NHGI.  This article did harm to Bennis business and reputation. But fortunately on February 16, 2010, a court of law ruled in favor of Bennis and his company.

According to Bennis, The judge, Daniel T. Gillespie, also dismissed all counts against me (Steve Bennis) and Natural Hair Growth Institute.  The judge found that there was no fraud and no deceptive practices.  By the end of the trial that lasted three hours, the judge was convinced that hair regrowth is possible and that Steve Bennis hair growth programs are a success.

Court Findings:

A.   The Court FINDS that:
1.)  Defendant Natural Hair Growth Institute, Ltd.s (NHGI) Client Agreement (the Contract) was valid and enforceable under Illinois law;
2.)  Defendant Steve A. Bennis, through his own life experience, research and experimentation with various combinations of available products, vitamins, massage, diet, exercise, and Low Level Laser Lights cleared for the consumer market and use without prescription by the FDA, crafted a customized 7 step program that re-grows hair from existing hair follicles on a persons scalp;
3.)   The Contract is for this program, and not an agreement involving the unlicensed practice of medicine;
4.)  Defendants delivered to Plaintiff what was promised under the Contract;
5.)  During the 6-month NHGI program specified in the Contract, NHGI stopped the Plaintiffs hair loss and re-grew thicker, stronger and healthier hair from her existing hair follicles;
6.)  Plaintiff received what was bargained for under the Contract.
7.)  Defendants promise to stop hair loss and re-grow hair from existing follicles or provide a 100% money back guarantee if there is no progress shown after completing the 6-month program, is not a common law fraud, a deceptive practice nor otherwise a violation of the Illinois Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Practices Act;
8.)   This is a contract dispute on a valid contract, and therefore there is no basis for unjust enrichment or promissory estoppels claims.
9.)  Judgment is entered in favor of the Defendants on all Counts of the Complaint.

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