Bought some somaderm gel, supposely its anti ageing HGH transdermal gel. They claim it help with all heath issues, wrinkles, weight, sickness etc.. They claim full refund if not satisfied. I sent it out to my brother , who runs a test lab on products, comes to find out there is no HGH in the bottle, its 95% water, some oil and a few botanicals.. Total Rip Off Scam..
I called to get a refund, no answer , when the did finally answer the next few days, was put on hold for 45 minutes, then hung up on.. After a week of trying, finally get a life person , who gives transfers me to another department, and soon at I ask to send the product back, I get hung up,, 4 times.... Its a total rip off.
After reaserching the company, I find out there are being investigated for money laundering to Ireland... STAY AWAY- Total Scam and Rip-Off
New U Life is a multilevel marketing company selling a product that is misrepresented as an Human Growth Hormone Gel that can be topically applied and absorbed by the skin.
The health benefit claims include "better mood, promote hair growth, enhance libido, greater muscle tone, imporve memory, healtheir hair, skin & nails, increased joint mobility, fat loss (especially around the mid-section), increas strength, improve bone density, and is the only FDA registered, Transdermal OTC HGH Product available without a prescription!" (Sources can be found with any Internet search on these claims). Many sites go on to claim benefits will be seen in phases of 1st month, 2nd month, etc. The fact is, there is no HGH in the product. When one uses the product and finds zero benefits, they are encouraged by the upline sponsers to "just give it a few months, and you will feel the benefits, and it will be amazing" therefore, nullifying the 30 day 100% return policy.
Upon a final decision to return the product for the 100% refund which was claimed, I discoved that their return form provided by the customer service department, has an incorrect, non-existing address. The USPS worker discovered this prior to shipping the product with the $600 insurance. The company will not refund the full purchase price, they are slow to respond to any inquiries, and upon further research with other people who have been scammed, it is unclear what is even in the product. At $160/bottle this is a huge scam on the public. When people show the product to their doctors and the doctors tell them to not use it, the company representatives say to "find another doctor," (Source is YouTube video). My recommendation is to never do business with this company due to a useless, expensive product, medical benefit claims that are unsubstantiated, and poor business practices of not standing behind the 100% guarantee of a refund if the product does not work.
I called Daniel based off of an add he had displyed on craigslist saying he provided a remote work from home job, he directed me to a training website (which was really just a carbon copy multi level marketing website) I called him back and told him I was not interested in MLM then he yelled at me. After I disconected the call he sent an extreamly rude text message insulting me calling me stupid and a losser among other things I wont repeat here.
My suggestion is for New life to better educate there staff on not posting the MLM opportunity as a job, and better manners when someone is not interested.
New U Life, INC. Reviews
Bought some somaderm gel, supposely its anti ageing HGH transdermal gel. They claim it help with all heath issues, wrinkles, weight, sickness etc.. They claim full refund if not satisfied. I sent it out to my brother , who runs a test lab on products, comes to find out there is no HGH in the bottle, its 95% water, some oil and a few botanicals.. Total Rip Off Scam..
I called to get a refund, no answer , when the did finally answer the next few days, was put on hold for 45 minutes, then hung up on.. After a week of trying, finally get a life person , who gives transfers me to another department, and soon at I ask to send the product back, I get hung up,, 4 times.... Its a total rip off.
After reaserching the company, I find out there are being investigated for money laundering to Ireland... STAY AWAY- Total Scam and Rip-Off
New U Life is a multilevel marketing company selling a product that is misrepresented as an Human Growth Hormone Gel that can be topically applied and absorbed by the skin.
The health benefit claims include "better mood, promote hair growth, enhance libido, greater muscle tone, imporve memory, healtheir hair, skin & nails, increased joint mobility, fat loss (especially around the mid-section), increas strength, improve bone density, and is the only FDA registered, Transdermal OTC HGH Product available without a prescription!" (Sources can be found with any Internet search on these claims). Many sites go on to claim benefits will be seen in phases of 1st month, 2nd month, etc. The fact is, there is no HGH in the product. When one uses the product and finds zero benefits, they are encouraged by the upline sponsers to "just give it a few months, and you will feel the benefits, and it will be amazing" therefore, nullifying the 30 day 100% return policy.
Upon a final decision to return the product for the 100% refund which was claimed, I discoved that their return form provided by the customer service department, has an incorrect, non-existing address. The USPS worker discovered this prior to shipping the product with the $600 insurance. The company will not refund the full purchase price, they are slow to respond to any inquiries, and upon further research with other people who have been scammed, it is unclear what is even in the product. At $160/bottle this is a huge scam on the public. When people show the product to their doctors and the doctors tell them to not use it, the company representatives say to "find another doctor," (Source is YouTube video). My recommendation is to never do business with this company due to a useless, expensive product, medical benefit claims that are unsubstantiated, and poor business practices of not standing behind the 100% guarantee of a refund if the product does not work.
I called Daniel based off of an add he had displyed on craigslist saying he provided a remote work from home job, he directed me to a training website (which was really just a carbon copy multi level marketing website) I called him back and told him I was not interested in MLM then he yelled at me. After I disconected the call he sent an extreamly rude text message insulting me calling me stupid and a losser among other things I wont repeat here.
My suggestion is for New life to better educate there staff on not posting the MLM opportunity as a job, and better manners when someone is not interested.