Michael D.

I ordered Probiotics from Walmart.com and to my surprise the product I received is labeled as Made in USA but it came from Shenzhen China via California where another label was attached (see attached photo) on top to appear that it came from USA.I never expected that kind of loophole to exploit americans: stuff Made in China and sold here as "Made in USA" via a local address to avoid suspicion. I have 2 doctors in my family and they told me: never buy prescription medication made in China or India because of manufacturing conditions which can contaminate the product. Have you wonder why some medications are so cheap? It is not the gov. BS help, but the fact that they are produced in China or India. I attached the photo of the chinese product in review from Taoters (try looking on internet everywhere and you'll not find such a company/brand). On comparison, a product made in USA has 18 ingredients and the chinese one has only 8 (with no quantities specified) but labeled as the same: 90 Billion CFUs. See on the left the american made and on the right the chinese made side by side. So, the fact that the nutritional supplements are not FDA regulated it allows all sorts of garbage sold in this country. Buyers be aware: Before you buy something, run a search on internet for any reviews on the product and try to find out where is it made (which is very hard). However, I complained to Walmart and they credited back my money immediately.

We ordered a pair of sandals from 'reservationk.com' and paid also insurance for a total of $35.58 (which included shipping). The credit card company sent an e-mail alert for a "foreign charge" of $41.50 by DREAMPRETTYW.COM and we found out that the company is located in Hong-Kong. My advice to anyone: always check for the origin or location of the company. It is not the first time I have seen HK companies using one name to sell and charge from a different name. The reason is because they get very bad reviews and then they change the name to sell the same stuff. If it is Chinese, stay away from it. I would rather pay more but not from the Chinese.

The Street.com is the worst investment subscription I ever had. I tried to cancel the subscription and they don't want to cancel it.So, for more than a month now we keep trying via the credit card to cancel the subscription and The Street.com keeps charging again even after they sent me an e-mail saying that they feel sorry that I don't want to renew the subscription. Shame on you TheStreet.com for being so rude.