Quickchargepro.org

The above referenced company is a division of Prime Time Trends and one of the products they sell is the Quick Pro Charger-nothing but a high priced scam. The only thing it can do, if it works at all, is to provide a rapid charge to your cell phone. However, many reviewers have written to attest to the fact that their standard charger is faster than this POC. I had ordered 2 of these items before I realized that I had been taken. Just me being stupid on the computer. Within minutes I sent an e-mail to their support address to cancel the order and received a notice that this was a "no reply" address. I called the 800 help line and left a number that put me in the queue for a return call. I'm still waiting for that to happen and now they are closed. I'll try again tomorrow and see if I get the same no-response. I had hoped to cancel my order before charges hit my account but it doesn't look like that's going to happen since they are already pending. Now the only option is to challenge the debit from my account through the bank. They have a money back guarantee but, according to the reviews of others, their not big on that either. Overall, this is a scam product from a scam company and one you don't need to deal with

QuickCharger4Pro.com claims to be located in:
"18 Paris, Paris *******, France"
Which seems highly imaginary. I'm assuming this is the same company as QuickChargePro.org.

The other reviewer here says that company is part of Prime Time Trends Company. See below for more info.*

The infomercial I saw reminded me of an infomercial for ChillWell room cooler sold by OnTel.

I encountered QuickCharger4Pro.com as a slickly produced informercial style ad on You Tube. The rebel narrative is being used. A young Asian female claims to be an ex-tech employee rebelling against planned obsolence, getting revolutionary technology to the people. In a slickly produced informercial on You Tube. A similar infomercial was used to try to sell ChillWell room coolers. These appear to be defective swamp coolers presented as revolutionary air conditioning alternatives. A young white male supposedly invented that & was trying to get it to the people. OnTel company was behind ChillWell.

When I looked up QuickCharger4Pro.com to see if it was a scam, the Google results seemed to be leading to puffy faux media instead of more relevant results. BBB didn't have a listing for them. I tried to originate one without success.

Reddit and Trust Pilot have called this company out as a scam. This company raised my hopes and wasted a lot of my time. If there's a revolutionary technology giving power to the people, it won't be sold by these people in this way.

Here's the contact email for QuickCharger4Pro.com
*******@quickcharger4pro.com

As written earlier, another reviewer believes QuickChargePro.org is owned by Prime Time Trends. I didn't see it on their website.
This link may lead to their BBB page:
*******https://www.bbb.org/us/wy/sheridan/profile/online-retailer/prime-time-trends-*******6529/customer-reviews

Prime Time Trends appears to be owned by Northstar Media
Their address is:
Northstar Media Inc.
30 N Gould St. Ste. R
Sheridan, WY

I found a newspaper article that said a lot of scam businesses were registered to 30 N. Gould St.