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Post by Garibaldi Red on Apr 27, 2011 1:09:53 GMT
Well, I hate to be the bearer of shocking news but I placed an order with these people, did receive the product, did conclude that it works, and have just reordered. Of course, non-delivery of the reorders may be where the scam is, and I will post if and when the goods arrive. But those saying that the product is 'too good to be true' etc etc are kind of right and kind of wrong - it is too good to be true because it is cheap and it does work ! And no, I do not have any vested interest in the commercial success of the product.
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Post by Kevin Harrington on Apr 27, 2011 11:59:56 GMT
I need more evidence of efficasy of product, and honesty of advertiser.
As with Viagra from Pfeizer, and copies from India and China; Blue Hard Strip could be a rip-off of Blue Steel Strip. But as the mailshot I saw had all the signs of being a scam, I could come to no other decision at the time.
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Post by Garibaldi Red on Apr 27, 2011 16:25:01 GMT
Sure, but I think that decision-making in life can also go like this; 'it would be great if it did work (because the response is quick enough to help for those one-off surprise 'treats'); there are people saying it does work (albeit of course it is not in the league of cialis or viagra); it is inexpensive; I can send a cheque so there is no surrendering of credit card details; and therefore I will give it a go because the potential upside of it working for me is way higher than the potential downside of wasting £50.' Just a speculative investment like any other. And that decision should be bolstered by the fact that if it was a simple postal scam there would be a lot more people saying so on the web than there is....
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Post by Garibaldi Red on May 14, 2011 12:41:15 GMT
Following my post above I am pleased to report that my order arrived from The Netherlands this morning. 8 packs - about 170 units - for £49.
I have found this to be a great product, so if the only reason you are not buying it is that you fear the loss of your money I would say 'give it a go'.
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Post by papacesio on Jun 6, 2011 12:43:03 GMT
It's June the 6th 2011. After scumming whole England and the US they are now trying to sell their stuff in Holland from an postbox in Belgium. Apperently it's still a item of profits. And no, I have never found a reliable answer that says the stuff works. Why is it never tested by consumers-unions? Is it because nobody has the guts to ask?
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Post by floppy tool on Jul 29, 2011 16:16:26 GMT
Used viagra -works great but very costly.Tried blue-hard strips and they do melt on your tongue -nothing else - don't waste your cash
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Post by L G Wilmott on Aug 17, 2011 9:19:13 GMT
Today, I received a mailshot from Holland extolling the amazing Blue-Hard Strip, which it claims will give me an erection in five minutes, every time, as often as I want one! Only problem is, it has all of the hallmarks of a SCAM. It NEVER fails to work, ingredients ae not listed, nor any scientific evidence of operation or safety. The name Frederick Tate is used in several places. No proper street address, phone number or email address. No listing on Google or Ixquick search engines. The address is: Blue HS I.B.R.S./C.C.R.I. No. 346 Purmerend The Netherlands. The address for undelivered mailshots is: SPRING NL0010 Greenford UB18 7NL
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Post by Harry on Sept 3, 2011 8:37:20 GMT
Hallo Allemaal.
Mijn vraag is of het bij iemand werkt want bij mij doet het niets en voel me dus in de maling genomen en wil mijn geld terug. Kan iemand mij vertellen hoe ik dat kan doen.
Harry
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Post by Kevin Harrington on Sept 21, 2011 20:45:19 GMT
Google Translate
"Hello everyone.
My question is whether it works because when someone does nothing for me and therefore feel tricked and want my money back. Can anyone tell me how I can do."
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Post by Martin Wooldridge on Jan 12, 2012 14:43:05 GMT
This letter from blue hs I received was sent to my dr surgery addressed to me. This is very embarrassing for me and my mother who works there. Does anyone know how they get your details.
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Post by Kevin Harrington on Jan 12, 2012 23:43:14 GMT
Your personal details are held on lists held by companies who sell them on to anybody who can pay. When you complete an application form of any sort, make sure they don't sell you personal details on to third parties. Most of the victims of scams are targeted that way.
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Post by Pat on Jan 17, 2012 15:13:40 GMT
I have 3 sealed packets of these which I had in a bag of health supplements and there is an open box with 4 left in so if anyone wants to try one free before buying, just email me your address. I will send one to the first 4 people. Pat
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Post by Paul Allebes on Mar 21, 2012 13:49:35 GMT
I also got mail to order some of this stuff, wondering how they got my adress, so I placed a sampleorder today like Kevin did before. I'll monitor the reaction and pas it thru to this site. Living in Holland it shouldn't take that long as the firm according to one of your repliers has moved to Pumerend wich is about 25kms of my place. Let find out. Best regards.
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Post by guermana on Jan 10, 2013 12:37:57 GMT
my name is guermana i live in 68 castlemaine london sw11 5bq ,i keep recieving unwanted mail from your company could you please stop sending me mail as i have childrens under 15years leaving with me .thank you for your consideration
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