IQ Plus!
As Bro Harvey would say, we got a good ‘un for you today! This one has great promise backed by nothing but a cheap little bottle of multi-vitamins!
First of all, it comes in the form of a marvelous web offer. Click here for the pitch:
Wowie Zowie a “Complete Mental Solution!” Look at those claims folks! Boosts your “Cognitive Performance!” A “nootropic” that is a “Fully balanced Performance Solution!” “Neuro Specific” antitoxins help you “remove free radicals” and “Sweep away mental fog!”
All backed up by Zip, Zero, Nada! Order now!!! At least it does not claim to wipe your @$$.
So you place that order and what do you get? A wonderful book club deal!
“By placing an order, you will pay S&H to receive a 30 day supply. You will also be automatically enrolled in our membership program. The program will charge you $77.84 on the 14th day of your order date for a monthly supply and every 30 days thereafter until you cancel. You can cancel at any time by calling 1-844-EAT-S**T. If you cancel before the 14th day of your order date, you pay the S&H of your 30 day supply. If you cancel after the 14th day of your order date, you shall pay for the 30 day supply plus any future supplies without refund. “
Ka-ching that is $4.95 shipping for the free sample bottle, and then $77.84/mo if you do not cancel. Wonder if it stands a chance of doing what it says?
Good luck with that! Contains: Vitamins! A, C, D, E, B1, B2, B3, B5, B6. Folic Acid, Biotin, Calcium, Magnesium, Zinc, Copper, Manganese, Chromium, Selenomethionine, Molybdenum, Potassium, and finally a “Synergistic and Proprietary” formulation. Bunch of herbs in there if you can read the mice print. It comes after the laundry list of vitamins and minerals.
Conclusion? We have a $2 bottle of multivitamins with minerals.
So what happens when you call to cancel? First they offer a marvelous 20% discount if you will stay subscribed. Say no and they offer their best, a 70% discount. Absolutely not, say I. Not worth the cost to ship the sample! It is a scam!
There is even a “Fake News” site out there trumpeting the values of the product, with nothing to back it up: https://supplementpolice.com/iq-plus/
