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john daves and doctor julie

lomg conversation with an asian sounding individual claiming to be carrying out a survey for a medican centre about arthritic conditions eventually wanted to sell a product rosex for £14.95. Should have put the phone down

COULD YOU PROVIDE ME WITH THE COMPANY NAME

very funny indian chap claimed to be from Wellness

doing a survey  ..........................   then tried to sell something called Pomy,an extract of pomegranite

he was quite friendly and didn't get aggressive

my mother had a call from a foriegn gentleman calling him self nick.somewhat appropriate as i believe he was trying to extort money by asking for all her bank details so that he could send her some sort of miricle cure for her arthuritus, called painkillers,. he wanted £42.00 for this. He is not a doctor ,he does not know her medicle history .I believe he represents a dangerous company.

I had a call & 'fell' for this, much to my horror when I realised what I had done!

To be fair to the company, when I complained that I had agreed to a price of £14.95 & they had taken £240, they DID refund me my £225 after I sent back the unwanted tablets back.

Have received several calls from this number trying to sell me pomegranate pills to detox my system. He speaks with an indian accent but says his name is Gordon Smith and he is doing a health survey for the Wellness Centre in Buckingham. The first time he said he was Dr. Gordon Smith. Said if I take the tablets to detox my system it will benefit my asthma and in nine months time I will be able to throw away my inhalers! Wanted credit card details but I told him I thought I should see my doctor first then phone him back if I was interested. He gave me the above number and extention 0491.

he said his name was Gladson selling Rose X giving his address as 2187 Buckingham MK18 9BD. what he did not say was it is a P.O. Box number. When it put the name in it comes up scam on Google. I have been to the police but up to now as far as my case goes he has done nothing wrong because I would not pass him my bank details.

Had a lengthy call today from a charming Asian-sounding lady called 'Elizabeth' (she giggled when I said what a nice simple name!) After much discussion (I am not good at cutting off marketting calls!)  I was advised to buy Pomy ( a pomegranate extract) for £14.95, greatly discounted because I was a pensioner from £39 or £40.  I said I must think about it, and without any pushiness she left me with the hope that I would phone her back on this number by Monday.

Like Brian Morison, I had a call from the same Asian lady called Elizabeth apparently doing a survey of OAPs and their problems with arthritis. Most of these 'surveys' end up as sales pitches, but she didn't ask me for any credit card details or any other personal information but explained about the benefits of rosehip extract. It was only when I asked her what products she was about to try to sell me that she told me about her offer of 30 tablets for £14.95 down from £32.99. She didn't try to push it, perhaps because in answer to her question was I worried about cancer (putting the heebies into a recipient's mind?) I told her about the two deaths in my family last year. Perhaps this Elizabeth has a glimmer of conscience; not a good enough scammer for the job!

Tevin or Steven called my father, same pomegranate based nonsense. When I decided to talk to him he told me he represented the "Wellness Centre", when asked where he had got the phone no. from he said that someone had referred it to them. Obvious scam, and as soon as you hear "pomegranate" or "Wellness Centre" mentioned in a cold call, very politely tell them where to insert their pomegranates.

I recieved a call an hour ago from 'Gordon'. He was selling 'Aspomy' a water soluble extract of pomegranate skin for £16.00 per month x 8 - 10 months. When I refused bank details he ended the call after saying I would get written details of the product in 8 to 10 days.

Received a phone call today asking about my health etc when the lady found out I was diabetic tried to sell me pomegranate pills, I told her I would like to think about it, she didn't seem to want to let me go so I  cut the phone cal off.

I have telephoned 3 times now rgarding the delivery of my order ID89694 only to be told that they have tried to deliver it 4 times now, well that is rediculous, no one has left me any messages or put a card thro my letterbox advising of these deliveries.  I am a pensioner and hve paid my £125 upfront which has been debited from my acccount but no goods, I am very disgusted with the treatment of my order, I do wish to try this RosehipSeed Extract, could you please expidite this order to me urgently otherwise I will have to request my money back, my Address just for further confirmation is 112 Chartist House, Mount Street, Hyde SK14 1RP thank you

Dear Betty,

Many thanks for your post.  I have sent your order number on to customer services to get them to look in to it.  They will be back with you very soon.  If need be they can be contacted via the below details.

Tel: (0208) 619 0075
email: csuk@sandawellbeing.com

Kind regards

Bali

This company rang my mother just this morning... she tolerated the call until the man name Steve(?) asked for card details.
It just isn't the right way to gain business even if it's a legitimate company..am very glad my mother put the phone down. Especially after reading some of the comments

I have also received a phone call from this number from an asian lady called Myra she was very nice and phoned me twice to get all my health details then wanted me to buy "pomy extract for £15.00 which I declined as I did not want to give my bank details over the phone, thank God for the internet now I will definatley not phone back on Friday.

my adopted mother was cold called by this number and they seemed to know all her medical history, and got quite stroppy when she didnt have her bankcard and were very pushy about wanting 2 sell her some tablets for arthritus called Rotex 800mg. luckily she didnt have her card at the time, otherwise she would have given them her bank details. they said it would take 6-8mnths to work, but medication only takes between 48hrs and 2weeks 2 work. they were very cajy about things, but knew all her medication she was on even the medication she was given in hospital. HOW!!!!. they said they would call back. the lady called sandra said to buy her a box of chocolates and gave my adopted mother her life story. WHY!!!!!!!!. my family feel that this is a scam towards the elderly and sick. the company involved Y of course its SANDA WELLNESS.  not again i here u say, well yes again. this company needs reporting to the police and the nhs and hospitals. How did they get my mothers details, they couldnt answer this, Y!!!!!!!!. plz people out there be careful especially the elderly and infirm.

company name is

company name for this number is SANDA WELLNESS