Pure Energy Labs Corrupt Dishonest ripoff company pure Energy labs in Oklahoma City Oklahoma

Check out this press release. I filed a complaint after they ripped me off. I recieved the following info in the mail. I suggest all victims contact the AG of Oklahoma.
Melody Upton


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01/09/2008

W.A. Drew Edmondson, Attorney General


AG Petitions Court to Stop Deceptive Pill Sales

A group of Internet pill peddlers may soon be forced to change their ways after Attorney General Drew Edmondson today filed a petition for a permanent injunction against the company in Oklahoma County District Court.

Pure Energy Labs, Inc. and three of the company's executives, Darrin Clanton, Brian Forrester and Chris Wilson, were named in the state's complaint after the attorney general's office received more than 115 complaints from consumers regarding the company's business practices.

The total monetary loss claimed by these consumers is in excess of $13,000, Edmondson said. We hope to be able to recover that money on their behalf.

The company, which is based in Oklahoma City, advertises and sells weight reduction and sexual enhancement drugs under the names Phentrazine, Vivetra, Fialafil and Intensa through newspaper and Internet advertising. Websites utilized by Pure Energy Labs include www.usaveonpills.com and www.thintabs.com.

The consumers allegedly defrauded by Pure Energy thought they were signing up for a free sample of the products, Edmondson said. They were aware only that they would be charged a $4.95 shipping and handling fee. Instead, we allege they were automatically enrolled in a program where they would sometimes repeatedly be sent a 60-day supply of the product and charged $149.95.

Additionally, the attorney general's office alleges the company often continues to charge consumers who thought they had successfully terminated their membership in the program and that the cancellation process put in place by the company is unduly burdensome on consumers.

Some consumers complained that even after they did stop the pills from coming, the company continued to regularly charge their bank accounts, Edmondson said. The cancellation process itself was nearly impossible, because the cancellation links on the company's websites do not work.

The attorney general's office is seeking a permanent injunction to enjoin the company and its agents from engaging in future fraudulent conduct. The state is also asking the court to assess a civil penalty of up to $10,000 per violation, order restitution for the consumers harmed by the company and require Pure Energy to pay the state's investigative and attorney fees.

Edmondson's Consumer Protection Unit has statewide jurisdiction to investigate and prosecute violations of the state's Consumer Protection Act. Anyone with information regarding suspected fraud or scams can contact the attorney general's consumer protection hotline at (405) 521-2029.




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Lets sue them. I called the Better Business Bureau and fileda report. I filed a report to the FBI and Dept of Investigatiopn in Oklahoma City. Everybody needs to do this to put them out of business. Brandy and Byron need to find REAL JOBS.

can anyone say class action lawsuit.
everyone that has had problems with these people needs to contact their respective states attorney general and report it as internet fraud. there is a post on ripoffreports.com from someone in oklahoma city and they sound like they know more thne they should.

These people are just plain old crooks, they can't sell their junk honestly so they send everyone an autoship since they have your CC number whether you want it or not. The sample sale is a total scam to get your CC number. Everybody that orders samples gets slammed with the $150 charge. The owner whatever his name is this week will post rebuttal's attacking his own customers as some sort of sick minded attempt to make his scam look legal, don't be fooled. See the report at:

http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/
ripoff216352.htm

Or do a search for "Pure Energy Products", he is posted everywhere as a scam to stay away from.

Sorry you got burned too!