Lois K.

Came across some YouTube videos which led me to their website. Both gave tantalising hints but gave nothing of substance away so I clicked on "1st course", paid the $6 "donation" and got... NOTHING, just another page telling me all the options I now have to pay serious money. No wonder they had to close down their original site (curedrive). More fool me. Should have done my research.

Update: 12 days later and I have just received, out-of-the-blue, an email link to a 4 hour video, the 1st immunics course. Bayard comes across as an amusing and genuinely happy fellow. It's quite contagious! He gets to the technique fairly quickly. Too early to say if it actually works but at least I no longer feel conned so I have upped my rating from 1 star to 3.

I feel conned and very very stupid after ordering from two of their sales. Should have done my homework. The first had the following blurb at the head of it:

"Valentino handbags
Founded by the Italian designer Valentino Garavani in 1959, the eponymous label is renowned for its fairytale-like feminine creations as well as the brand's signature red dress. Since Valentino's retirement in 2008, the company is now headed up by designers Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pier Paolo Piccioli."

They stated that the bag I ordered retailed at £190 (didn't know that Valentino Garavani's bags sell for £000s!). I thought I was getting a real bargain at £55. The bag turns out to be a MARIO Valentino which I could have bought at Debenhams for, you guessed it, £55! I like the bag but the DELIBERATE misleading by SecretSales has spoilt my enjoyment of it.

In the meantime, before I found out about their shady marketing technique, I ordered some jewellery which they IMPLIED, in the same way as above, was Victoria Fine Jewellery which turned out to be a line just called Victoria which is made in China. I need say no more.

NEVER, NEVER again will I order from these con merchants.

Oh yes, surprise, surprise, no reply to my email.