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  1. RE - www.lightforcetherapy.com

    For any one of you interested in doing business with this
    company - be forwarned, and think again! I ordered two of
    their products in April
    - the SuperNova, and the LFT9000. I returned both items -
    finding them unsatisfactory. They were sent UPS, and
    insured – the SuperNova for $500, and the LFT9000 for
    $200.00 – and were received by Sproul on April 23, 2004.
    After phone calls requesting a refund, I was told by Laura
    Gamec, Customer Service, that I would receive a refund in
    30 days. Although the company did refund the $499.00 for
    the SuperNova, they still have not refunded the $199.80
    for the LFT9000.

    I have made numerous calls, emails and faxes to the company,
    with no response. On 1 June I reported them to the Better
    Business Bureau.

    Trying to contact the company – lightforce therapy – does
    not work – their voice mailbox is full (I wonder now if the
    company is going bankrupt). Yesterday, I not only faxed them
    a request again, but also mailed USPS and certified a
    request to the owner, Kim Peterson at her home as well as
    business address, for the refund.

  2. "em" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    RE - www.lightforcetherapy.com

    For any one of you interested in doing business with this
    company - be forwarned, and think again! I ordered two of
    their products in April
    - the SuperNova, and the LFT9000. I returned both items -
    finding them unsatisfactory. They were sent UPS, and
    insured - the SuperNova for $500, and the LFT9000 for
    $200.00 - and were received by Sproul on April 23, 2004.
    After phone calls requesting a refund, I was told by
    Laura Gamec, Customer Service, that I would receive a
    refund in 30 days. Although the company did refund the
    $499.00 for the SuperNova, they still have not refunded
    the $199.80 for the LFT9000.

    I have made numerous calls, emails and faxes to the
    company, with no response. On 1 June I reported them to
    the Better Business Bureau.

    Trying to contact the company - lightforce therapy - does
    not work - their voice mailbox is full (I wonder now if
    the company is going bankrupt). Yesterday, I not only
    faxed them a request again, but also mailed USPS and
    certified a request to the owner, Kim Peterson at her home
    as well as business address, for the refund.


    Um... what IS a LFT9000? And, what is a "Supernova" in
    this case?

  3. "em" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    RE - www.lightforcetherapy.com

    For any one of you interested in doing business with this
    company - be forwarned, and think again! I ordered two of
    their products in April
    - the SuperNova, and the LFT9000. I returned both items -
    finding them unsatisfactory. They were sent UPS, and
    insured - the SuperNova for $500, and the LFT9000 for
    $200.00 - and were received by Sproul on April 23, 2004.
    After phone calls requesting a refund, I was told by
    Laura Gamec, Customer Service, that I would receive a
    refund in 30 days. Although the company did refund the
    $499.00 for the SuperNova, they still have not refunded
    the $199.80 for the LFT9000.

    I have made numerous calls, emails and faxes to the
    company, with no response. On 1 June I reported them to
    the Better Business Bureau.

    Trying to contact the company - lightforce therapy - does
    not work - their voice mailbox is full (I wonder now if
    the company is going bankrupt). Yesterday, I not only
    faxed them a request again, but also mailed USPS and
    certified a request to the owner, Kim Peterson at her home
    as well as business address, for the refund.

    When you buy bankrupt treatments, you often get screwed.

  4. "mdd" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:


    "em" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    RE - www.lightforcetherapy.com

    For any one of you interested in doing business with
    this company - be forwarned, and think again! I ordered
    two of their products in April
    - the SuperNova, and the LFT9000. I returned both items
    - finding them unsatisfactory. They were sent UPS, and
    insured - the SuperNova for $500, and the LFT9000 for
    $200.00 - and were received by Sproul on April 23,
    2004. After phone calls requesting a refund, I was
    told by Laura Gamec, Customer Service, that I would
    receive a refund in 30 days. Although the company did
    refund the $499.00 for the SuperNova, they still have
    not refunded the $199.80 for the LFT9000.

    I have made numerous calls, emails and faxes to the
    company, with no response. On 1 June I reported them to
    the Better Business Bureau.

    Trying to contact the company - lightforce therapy -
    does not work - their voice mailbox is full (I wonder
    now if the company is going bankrupt). Yesterday, I not
    only faxed them a request again, but also mailed USPS
    and certified a request to the owner, Kim Peterson at
    her home as well as business address, for the refund.


    Um... what IS a LFT9000? And, what is a "Supernova" in
    this case?

    I do not know. However, anyone suckered in by these scams is
    not bright.

    🙂

  5. You're right, if it's true that the company is going
    bankrupt. I don't know. Meanwhile, I've learned that the FDA
    has filed a warning letter to the company
    www.lightforcetherapy.com

    fda.govg4684d.htm

  6. Ah yes, the Holy FDA.
    "em" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    You're right, if it's true that the company is going
    bankrupt. I don't know. Meanwhile, I've learned that the
    FDA has filed a warning letter to the company
    www.lightforcetherapy.com

    fda.govg4684d.htm

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