Miracle body building product scam exposed

[mattikake]

Anyone remember this?:-

http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...

Well, to no surprise, it seems the wonder transformation pictures are stolen without owner permission and re-used by "Men's Fitness" to sell these wonder products.

The guy is getting somewhat frustrated to say the least:-

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=6892017711...

Something needs to be done about effectively stealing someone's story and using it for themselves to sell fake products.

[mattikake]

Well I was thinking that it was only a couple of months ago that I... found... that website and then very soon after I find someone who featured on it without their permission. It's not often you actually personally find the people who have their, stolen pictures, used in this way.

It kind of exposes these scammers. - They're not pictures of their product in use, they're not in the time scale they claim, they're not of a paid model and they're not even used at the owners permission. It's 100% theft and lie.

Undoubtedly ALL these miracle/fad/wonder products work in this way. Not just a fad, but 100% fake.

It's a disgusting abuse of someone else's pictures and rights, but also a disgusting way to prey on the desperate, that they always will know they exist.

Gimmie a gun big enough and I'll fix the entire fking world!

[Mastodon2]

Fake, what a surprise. Nooooooooot.