Cheryl Faye S.
Scam all the way
It's one of these ads that states it's going to teach you how to make a recipe but, instead, tries to sell you $1000 worth of supplements. The presentation is AI with mispronunciations throughout. It tells you that Gumitide will allow you to eat your favorite foods and still lose tremendous amounts of weight very quickly. If you order the Gumitide, the upselling begins. Then you are told that you have to buy a second product. And then a 3rd product! After that they show you a diet plan (after telling you that you can eat your favorite foods). It's a total SCAM! The only good thing is that they sell through BuyGoods which is a very reputable seller. I asked to cancel the 4 orders and they were immediately canceled. So if you did order these products, then contact BuyGoods. It's very easy and you will get your full refund right away.




