lifecaremeds They will tell you anything to get you to buy. If it sounds too good to be true, IT IS! You get desperate, and want to believe, and this

10th of Oct, 2011 by User205648

I saw their website - it looked good (until I looked deeper, but that was after I paid!) I saw the scam reports, and asked them about it, and they told me everything I would hear to raise doubt. FRIENDS, IF IT SOUNDS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE, IT IS! The agent on the 805 (toll free? 805 is Santa Barbara, CA - I know because I used to live there!), he was an Indian man named Max, and boy, can he talk a good talk. He promised me pills for a great price, because he wanted reliable customers. He was just another liar. Of course, the meds never came, and I'm out $333. It could have been $529! I should have been wary when he offered the discount, but like I said, the man is a talented con artist. I should have known when I had to Western Union money to India, but I wanted to believe this was how to do it to keep the DEA away.
FRIENDS, DO NOT BUY ANY MEDS ONLINE - you will never see them. Go to a doctor, and if he won't take care of you, go to another, and another. Write your useless congressperson, senator (even more useless), and President. We've got to get these Nazi-esque drug laws changed so that those of us who suffer needlessly can get enough pain medicine. I have been in treatment for 10 years, and have run out early only twice, but both times, I wanted to put a gun to my head, so I figured one time, pay some money and maybe get the honey. Well, honey, all you'll get is a loss of your money, so Don't Be Fooled Again!

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