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>>"invented by a local mom" That is the first flag that it is a scam.

• benpof 15y ago
  With the # of ads I've seen with that tag, I'd imagine the "local mom" to be some sort of genius, making $5000/week, getting dermatologists to hate her b/c of some wrinkle miracle while losing 800 lbs in 2 weeks.
  • tripzilch 15y ago
    > With the # of ads I've seen with that tag, I'd imagine the "local mom" to be some sort of genius, making $5000/week, getting dermatologists to hate her b/c of some wrinkle miracle while losing 800 lbs in 2 weeks. 800 pounds indeed. It's because of this incredible weight-loss that "local moms" have an extremely short half-life and are in fact rarely observed outside laboratory conditions.
• swivelmaster 15y ago
  For you and I it is, but we are not its target audience.
  • acangiano 15y ago
    Actually, this is a scam not just because it doesn't work. It's a scam because they make it sound like it's something free or extremely cheap, when in reality it often initiates a costly recurring billing (rebill) agreement through careful wording in the fine print. Gullible people often end up paying hundreds of dollars in the end.