Wu-Yi Source, Jesse Williams (President And Founder), Jason Walsh (personal Trainer) Wu-Yi Source, Living Lean Sucker born everyday!! Wu-Yi Source defined-noun 1. a confidence game or other fraudulent scheme, esp. for making a quick profit; swindle. Internet

Dictionary.com defines SCAM as the following:
noun 1. a confidence game or other fraudulent scheme, esp. for making a quick profit; swindle.
verb (used with object) 2. to cheat or defraud with a scam.
3. Wu-Yi Source (ok, maybe I embellished a little and Wu-Yi Source is not in this definition; however, it should be based on my personal experience and the other complaints listed here).

Brief overview of my experience with Wu-Yi Source.
I found the website for Wu-Yi Source on the Internet and read it completely. I sign up because I am overweight and am looking for some help in losing weight. I figure if Oprah is endorsing the product then it must be legit! (Boy was I wrong). I bet you Oprah doesnt even know about this company. I sign up for the 14-day free trial (charged $4.95 from Wu-Yi Source and $1.95 from living lean (WTF is this). I receive the re-labeled Lipton tea bags and try it for the two weeks. I am completely unsatisfied because I have no increased energy and I didnt lose any weight. 10 days into the 14-day free trial, my account is charged $29.95 from Wu-Yi Source. WTF, I didnt expect this. Now my account is short the $29.95 and $35.00 for an overdraft fee. I block my account from any further transactions and what do I find today? Another charge WTF!!! This time from Living Lean. I called, e-mailed, and even did the online 24/7 chat with no resolution. I will update if things change.

Phillip
Tolleson, Arizona
U.S.A.