The One Rule Fake Scams for Losing Weight

Recently I came in contact with a pop-up ads saying something things like:

"1 Rule of a Flat Stomach"

or

"Miami (or any othe city) Mom Got Skinny by Following 1 Rule"

They are all scams and you should be aware of them. My cousin has fallen for this type of scam recently. Let's look how this scam works:

Whenever you click on any of these ads you end up at what looks like a blog. The so-called "1 Rule" or "3 Rules" doesn't even exist. Those blogs have so many fake claims that I will describe some of them:

Scam Claim #1: fake comments

The blog is full of "comments" from people "just like you". They are all fake of course. However, they try to entice you to believe that they are all legitimate.

Scam Claim #2: they live near you

The scam is clever. They have a device that detect your IP address an they fill in a city near you. So if you live in Miami and get to the blog the programs spits out "Miami Mom lost 57 pound in a week" or if you live in Los Angeles then is "LA woman lost 57 pound in a week"

Scam Claim #3: the fake blog owner's name

These fake "blogs" usually mention a name of a woman's Diet or weight loss Blog such as Kristine's Diet Blog or Maria's Weight Loss Blog. The things is that there is no Maria or Kristine. Anybody could be the owner of those blogs.

Scam Claim #4: fake owner's pictures

Of course with the fake name it comes the fake pictures. These pictures are usually taken from other blogs and websites. In fact, the scam is so lame that you can find the "Maria" or Kristine" "blog" with THE SAME FAKE PICTURES !!!

Scam Claim #5: The 2 free bottle samples!

These fake blogs usually offer 2 free bottle samples (you only pay shipping!). One of the ads offers a "free" bottle of acai berry pills and a "free" bottle of colon cleanse pills. Some times is a "antioxidant" formula and a bottle of colon cleanse pills. Sometimes is carotene or revestarol, etc You get the picture.

Scam Claim #6: get the offer now!

As you may imagine this offer is a good one. So you have to GET IT NOW: you have 1 or 2 day and the offer will expire. The thing is if you go there in 3 days you get the exact same "offer."

Beside all the fake things about these fake blogs there is one last thing: THE PILLS DON'T WORK!

So what is the deal with trying a couple of two "free" fake diet pills? Well, the scam comes later because later you will find that the products keep coming each month in the mail at a price of $90 or more a bottle! And trying to cancel the thing is not as easy as placing a phone call! It's almost impossible to get in touch with such phony companies and try to cancel your "order". Forget a refund.

I do not believe in miracle pills for losing weight but if you choose to go in that direction, only buy dietary supplements from trusting companies. You will have to do your homework and do some research before buying such products.

One last thing. I have seen the exact same scam online with other products like teeth whiteners muscle-building supplements. One is such stupid that offers to build muscle without exercise! Come on!!!!!!!