Kristin F.

Something seems a bit fishy. All the profiles that are extremely well written, also happen to have the most good-looking man, with the best jobs in the world, like doctor, and they are constantly online, and they are messaging me before I even have a picture, telling me I'm beautiful. This tells me you have fake bots.

I paid, and that was the last I heard from them. No tracking number, they don't answer emails, they don't answer their phone and when you call it definitely isn't a professional sounding number. It sounds like a three dollar voicemail. Have a feeling I got scammed.

The ad led me to believe that there was padding in the hips and thighs to give me some shape. There was absolutely nothing. And not only that, the shaper itself is so thin that it doesn't actually hold anything in. I'm under 120 pounds and I got the XS. All it did was make me look like a can of busted biscuits. And I don't even weigh that much to begin with. So how it could take a thin person and make them look worse is beyond me. And I spent over $100. Save your money and your dignity.