"End Pain" bait to sign up for memberships and a never ending series of hoops
Anyone who deals with chronic pain will do anything to manage it. For me, knee pain.
I saw the No Knee Pain Protocol on my Facebook page. Kept popping up. I always think it's too good to be true. I tried Trustpilot and other sites to find any reviews. Nothing.
So I went to the site. Lots of small print saying it is a one time purchase. References to yearly memberships. I only wanted the one-time purchase of the No Knee Pain Protocol and another product to on how to handle pain flares.
Put in my name, email address, my credit card info. Purchase done, right? Wrong.
You go to a webpage with a video. A 20-minute video. A video telling you what you purchased may help you, but you really need to join a one-year membership plan to get the most out of it. There is no way to complete your purchase until the video is near the end.
Even then, you scroll and scroll until you reach the bottom. Large buttons to purchase the membership. Very, very small fine print to find the link to complete you purchase without joining the membership.
Purchased complete? Wrong. Two more webpages telling you that you really need the membership program.
When I thought I had finally got my No Knee Pain Protocol, it was in for another disappointment. You have to create an account with Skool.com to "join the group" and I assume the program. I need another website, sign in name, and password like I need my skull crushed.
By then I received my receipt from the company. I clicked on the customer support link and asked for a refund of my $31.00.
I didn't bother to sign into the Skool.com link. Any person, any company that tries to guilt you or push you into a recurring yearly membership is just an online version of a timeshare salesman. They don't care about you reducing your pain, they just want your money.
At this time, I have not received any contact from the company or a refund. $31.00 is a small amount to remind myself not to be a sucker for any "pain cure."
The host company for the No Knee Pain Protocol is:
Offer Publishing Press LLC.
They can just **** off for all I care.