Please beward of this internet scammer. Benton Trait, President and CEO of Prescribed for Life, PforLife.com in Fredricksburg, TX with items sold on Amazon.com is complete fraud, fake, and phony.
Benton is KNOWINGLY falsely advertising a very expensive water treatment system as a very low price then shipping a lesser priced item. When I purchased the unit and he shipped me the cheaper, leaking, poorly constructed unit, Benton blamed Amazon.com.
After reaching out to my attorneys his story changed that Amazon.com was only responsible for 30 days of an err on their part; however, this has been many months and he is still advertising the unit at the same price I attempted to purchase it for. He has still not corrected his little oversite.
After contacting my law firm, his tune changed to ask me to pay the difference for the more expensive unit since he would be out additionally money for knowlingly shipping the wrong unity.I was not willing to eat his mistake and false advertising attempts...aka Bait and Switch techniques.
He asked me to return the unit at my cost to Atlanta, GA which I reluctantly paid the shipping and claimed that he would ONLY refund the price paid the $399 and none of the shipping under his WARRANTY POLICY. I demanded a full refund including shipping as this was not a warranty issue but a FALSE ADVERTISING ISSUE.
I am out a sink that now has a 1/2 inch hole, plumbing expense, and repair work that still needs to be done from the dripping unit.
It has now been several weeks since he has received the unit back in Atlanta; however, he has yet to reply to any of my emails and demands for a full and complete refund. Mr. Trait continues to ignore me.
Hopefully you won't fall for the same SCAM that I have.
This is not a review but rather a tidbit of news. This seller, as of this writing, is selling an expensive line of sugar substitutes on Amazon. Was curious to find out if it was legit or not. Cheers.
Prescribed For Life Reviews
Ladies and Gents,
Please beward of this internet scammer. Benton Trait, President and CEO of Prescribed for Life, PforLife.com in Fredricksburg, TX with items sold on Amazon.com is complete fraud, fake, and phony.
Benton is KNOWINGLY falsely advertising a very expensive water treatment system as a very low price then shipping a lesser priced item. When I purchased the unit and he shipped me the cheaper, leaking, poorly constructed unit, Benton blamed Amazon.com.
After reaching out to my attorneys his story changed that Amazon.com was only responsible for 30 days of an err on their part; however, this has been many months and he is still advertising the unit at the same price I attempted to purchase it for. He has still not corrected his little oversite.
After contacting my law firm, his tune changed to ask me to pay the difference for the more expensive unit since he would be out additionally money for knowlingly shipping the wrong unity.I was not willing to eat his mistake and false advertising attempts...aka Bait and Switch techniques.
He asked me to return the unit at my cost to Atlanta, GA which I reluctantly paid the shipping and claimed that he would ONLY refund the price paid the $399 and none of the shipping under his WARRANTY POLICY. I demanded a full refund including shipping as this was not a warranty issue but a FALSE ADVERTISING ISSUE.
I am out a sink that now has a 1/2 inch hole, plumbing expense, and repair work that still needs to be done from the dripping unit.
It has now been several weeks since he has received the unit back in Atlanta; however, he has yet to reply to any of my emails and demands for a full and complete refund. Mr. Trait continues to ignore me.
Hopefully you won't fall for the same SCAM that I have.
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This is not a review but rather a tidbit of news. This seller, as of this writing, is selling an expensive line of sugar substitutes on Amazon. Was curious to find out if it was legit or not. Cheers.