Mark S.
Complete scam and misinformation
Complete scam and misinformation. USB stick is a fake and does nothing. DO NOT BUY from them.
5G BioShield is listed under Internet & Software in Yelm, Washington.
5G BioShield (5gbioshield.com) has 91 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 2.1 out of 5.
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Mark S.
Complete scam and misinformation. USB stick is a fake and does nothing. DO NOT BUY from them.
Martin
Absolute scam. It's a £5 USB stick purchased from USB Print with a sticker on it that through some unknown magic that defies the laws of physics and thermodynamics, provides an invisible force field to protect you from a threat that doesn't actually exist. You would have to be mentally deficient to believe such ludicrous claims and mumbo jumbo. Checkout their so-called 'studies' on the website, nothing but unrelated articles peddled by new-age snake oil salespeople. That said, if you believe that radio waves are capable of transmitting viruses, you deserve to be ripped off. Reported to TS.
Kevin
This is a scam. Do not buy.
Robert S.
Obvious scam is obvious.
lu K.
I read the BBC review and I was very concerned that I could not buy the product at my local grocery store. There are many, many fearing and stupid people here who would absolutely love to leave their money for some useless crap. Come on over.
David
This is not funny. It is vile to exploit the genuinely concerned and vulnerable for personal financial gain. Shame on you.
Matt T.
Anna Grochowalska and Valerio Laghezza are shameless individuals who delight in selling snake oil to the foolish and unaware. Avoid!
Matt
Literally a scam. It's just a USB stick with a sticker on it.