Mars Men is a SCAM!.

 

Sometimes a product doesn’t work as expected. I get that.

Sometimes it just doesn’t work for an individual or groups of individuals. I get that.

I tried the product because of the guarantee that after 90 days if I was not satisfied, I would get a complete refund. That was a lie.

THAT WAS A LIE!

As I approached the end of my first month’s use, I contacted Mars Men and advised them that the product wasn’t doing anything for me and was skeptical about continuing.

Mars Men assured me that staying the 90-day course was the best course of action, and that they would refund me “no questions asked” if it still did not work.

THAT WAS A LIE!

Even after I cancelled and requested a refund, Mars Men billed me for yet another month. I contacted my credit card company and they reversed that charge.

That prompted Mars Men to contact me asking me to cancel what the credit card company had done to reverse the charges because life is tough for a growing business. They said they would send me a voluntary refund. They balked at honoring the 90-day promise and thought I was gullible enough to fall for this scam as well with billing me one more time after I cancelled.

Life is tough for a growing business. It’s tougher when you are stupid and have no integrity. If you are true to your word, there are few, perhaps no integrity issues and you don’t have to sing Poor, Poor Pitiful Me when you screw the pooch and charge your customer after he has cancelled.

I hope that the product works for some people. I’m not saying it won’t but be advised this is a LET THE BUYER BEWARE venture for sure. I will eventually get my money back. The fraudulent claims have been filed.  It would have been simpler if Mars Men had just honored their promise, but I will recover my losses.

For the one tempted to try the product, be ready to assume all risk or fight to get your money back if it doesn’t work for you.

Let the buyer beware. There is no truth in advertising at Mars Men.

 

Mars Men was given an opportunity to comment prior to publication. They have to bump this up to the control team. Sounds familiar. I’m not holding my breath for a reply.