elare.store

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Beware of Subscription Scams

This company operates as a subscription scam, luring customers through AI advertisements on platforms like social media. It's not just a scam; it's a dangerous one, as the ads promote abandoning medical care for a garlic supplement. Despite numerous complaints, the platform allows them to function. Here's what happens: you place an order, but it never arrives. They keep charging your account due to the subscription model. When you try to reach customer service, you face significant challenges, and even if you manage to speak with someone, they often won't assist in canceling the subscription. This forces you to dispute the charges with your bank and block any recurring payments. You must remain vigilant, as you've shared your bank details with a scammer. The supplement itself is ineffective. While garlic extract has some benefits, it's often combined with other ingredients at specific dosages. Relying solely on garlic extract can do more harm than good, especially if you stop prescribed medications thinking this supplement will suffice. And good luck receiving it in the first place.

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Date of experience: Jan 08, 2026

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