The Flat Belly Fix is one of a series of highly problematic Spark Health Media offerings. By our definition, it is not only a scam but a disturbing examples of how Internet marketers steal money from unsuspecting consumers. They claim to rid you of ALL of your belly fat in 30 days, when even liposuction … Read more
“One single ingredient lowers your cholesterol below 100” screams the headline at Blue Heron Health News. Welcome to yet another installment in Internet-based health marketing scams. Scattered through the Net are Web-based infoscams that overcharge or steal your money for “products” that don’t work or can be found for free. A common scheme they use is “affiliate … Read more
Eat, Sleep, Burn is a recent diet scheme promoted on the Internet. It is allegedly authored by Dan Garner and Todd Lamb, although it reads like the the pantheon of Internet diet scams that overcharge for information that is either bogus or available for free. Most of these Internet-based diet plans all offer significant weight-loss … Read more
What would you do if you meet a new person and the first thing they tell you is clearly a lie? You’d likely runaway. Well, pretty much the first thing that Hearburn No More tells you is a lie: its creator Jeff Martin doesn’t exist. And that’s not the only lie to which you’ll be … Read more
What would you do if you meet a new person and the first thing they say is clearly a lie? You’d likely runaway. Well, pretty much the first thing that Leptitoxtells you is a lie; its alleged creator Morgan Hurst doesn’t exist. Our advice: runaway! Leptitox is one of the newer Internet diet scams looking … Read more