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Scammers!
Charged me for something I did not even know,saying i ordered something when I didn't
I did not even use their services or bought their diets or pills, they stole a lot of money!
Avoid! As when they get your payment details somehow, they will start charging for different things without you knowing it!
They tell you you got a money back guarantee but when you ask for it you don’t hear anything from them.
Impossible to find references of real people who did this program, Rachel Robins does not even exist (not joking, written on the website) and also the "success" pictures on the websites are all fake.
PLUS...all the reviews on the web have affiliate links...suspicious :)
Annoyingly, in the end, they asked for money. Wasted my time.
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