Fitify Opiniones 32

Also. Diese Seite benutzt SPAM um an Kunden zu kommen. Oder aber, sie arbeitet mit Datendieben zusammen.
Kein Impressum. Falsche Kundenbewertungen.
Wenn euc euer Geld lieb ist. Finger weg!

If this hokum had any credibility at all then why would they need to spoof and spam emails?

I ordered this, under a time pressured sales tactic. I then changed my mind and cancelled before the order was shipped. The company lied and said it couldn't cancel my order as it had been sent already. They told me to refuse the package when it arrives. Problem is, they send it under a different name and don't consider others who may kindly accept a parcel on your behalf.
So, I had to return and sent it special delivery to make sure it arrived, which it did. The company did nothing.
I emailed to find out when they will refund me. They asked for proof I'd sent it. I sent that, showing it had been recieved at their end. Then they emailed saying they will need to verify this. I asked who with? I've now heard nothing back and I'm going to report them to trading standards.
As for the proof if the tablets work, try an alternative from Holland and Barrett, with nearly identical ingredients and less cost and a more reputable company, if you need a refund.

Having received 86 fraudulent emails from this company in the space of two days, I would suggest not using them. The emails claim to be backed by Dragon’s Den, Dawn French and a number of other celebrities. They are not. I have not previously contacted this company, subscribed to them or shown any interest in their product or anything similar. I will be sending a cease and desist email and taking advice about the harassment, having blocked all 86 mails! The last company from whom I received endless emails claimed to be the innocent victim of a scam but, mysteriously, the emails stopped after I wrote a review here.

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Basically vitamin b and tea extract.
You have been warned

Fitify is not mentioned in the context of Dragons' Den, so it's likely not a product or company that has appeared on the show. The search results do mention a "gym in a bag" training kit pitched on the show, and Joe Wicks' emotional experience with a fitness entrepreneur's pitch. Additionally, there's a discussion about a fitness guru joining the show as a guest dragon.

not tried this yet but would be very careful, their official site charges 50% more than Amazon and that's with a supposed 45% discount. no information whatsoever on the webpage on ingredients, what their effects might be etc. Looks very dodgy to me.

Det har overhovedet ingen virkning på mig, så det var pengene lige ud af vinduet.

Please don’t trust this company it claims Dragon Dens investment. They have not invested, it is a total shame. All the posts on here are not to be trusted as posted within days of each other. Be aware

This product has had no benefit to me in any way. I am certainly not finding any difference in the ‘food noise’
Please be aware before purchasing,£100 is an awful lot of money to waste.

Did nothing for me and I couldn’t get my money back

This product is a scam.
Do not buy it!!!!

I can’t believe these comments giving it 5 stars?