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No help. No advice on something I spent a lot of money on.

SCAM!!!!!!

Do Not fall for this scam. The pretty girl will want to sit you in her chair. Put some fancy eye cream on you. Let you hold a fan on your face for it to dry—-ask you what you would like to see improve with your skin. And then like magic—-the guy appears! Oh! But wait—-he’s soooo busy. But if you have a few minutes, he will make room for you b/c you don’t wanna miss what he can do for your skin! An hour or so later…you may be a sucker like I was—-pay this regular old Houdini THOUSANDS of dollars for a device (and oh don’t forget the 4 years of skin care he will throw in for FREE!) that DOES NOT WORK! As in—-it is faulty. The science behind it may actually be true—-but the device I was sold, with it’s LIFETIME WARRANTY, did not work from the moment I took it out of the box! The cool cycle shuts off after about 5 seconds. The battery does not hold a charge to complete a cycle the way Houdini demonstrated on my face sitting there in the Cancun airport that day. And when I try to register my product so I can have my device replaced with that LIFETIME WARRANTY—-the website is always under some type of “construction” or maintenance. Don’t trust my word—-go read the reviews online, including reports to The BBB. This company is shiesty and they should be held accountable for taking people’s money when they know they are selling faulty devices!!!! My sister was with me, bought the same device for herself, the same day, and has had the same problem. And that 4 years of free skin care—-all of the outer packaging has been tampered with. It looks as if someone cut open the thin plastic over the boxes with a razor blade and then carefully sealed it back together with a heat source. Possibly replaced the contents of the very expensive products with something counterfeit?? I have plenty of products to show what I’m talking about. I know this all sounds crazy but I would be very cautious when purchasing these products…if it sounds too good to be true—-it is. Buyer Beware!