EMF Protection Companies

I am having a major battle with getting a refund on 2
products I ordered to see if they would help me improve my health.
I followed their instructions on the set up based on my level of
illness.

They are refusing to refund my money because I am four weeks over the
90 days, even though the instructions caused this situation.

I will not defame them at this point but will post all the facts if
this matter is not resolved fairly.

Any thoughts? Over $500 dollars is the investment.

Frannie

> They are refusing to refund my money because I am four weeks over the
> 90 days, even though the instructions caused this situation.
>
> I will not defame them at this point but will post all the facts if
> this matter is not resolved fairly.

What would you consider fair? If I bought something with a 90-day
return policy, I would not expect to be able to return it 120 days
later.

My feeling is that one should ignore EMF companies that suggest
that it will take months to tell a difference. If you cannot
tell a difference within a week or two, then you might as well
return it.

Marc

My only complaint is that the owner told us how to use the device and per the instructions you would not have a 90 day trial left. I
do agree with you that I should have known a 90 day guarantee was not needed. Just hoping against every hope.
Marc, it sounds like you are saying if something is going to work you will know it right away.
Frannie


To: [hidden email]: [hidden email]: Thu, 19 Jun 2008 14:38:05 -0700Subject: Re: [eSens] EMF Protection Companies




> They are refusing to refund my money because I am four weeks over the> 90 days, even though the instructions caused this situation.> > I will not defame them at this point but will post all the facts if> this matter is not resolved fairly.What would you consider fair? If I bought something with a 90-dayreturn policy, I would not expect to be able to return it 120 dayslater.My feeling is that one should ignore EMF companies that suggestthat it will take months to tell a difference. If you cannottell a difference within a week or two, then you might as wellreturn it.Marc







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Yes, I've noticed that some companies recommend that you
wait months to see if it works, yet their return policy
is also that long. Seems kinda fishy, doesn't it?

Now, I've probably tried about 50 EMF protection devices,
yet I basically only continue to use devices from about 3 or
4 companies. The most effective devices made an obvious
difference to me within minutes/hours. They also caused a
detox reaction by the next day (mostly fatigue) and required
some getting used to or use in moderation for an
initial period of weeks. But in all cases, I could
definitely tell that they were doing something right
away. And within a week or two, you can pretty much
tell the difference between a temporary detox reaction
and a permanent bad reaction. In my experience, there
is no reason to wait 90 days. Not even 30.

Marc

Thank you Marc. Lesson Learned. They will do a 50% refund, so I am happy with that.
Is there a list of companies that sell these devices in the file section, or is it best to just google.

Frannie


To: [hidden email]: [hidden email]: Thu, 19 Jun 2008 18:53:59 -0700Subject: Re: [eSens] EMF Protection Companies




Yes, I've noticed that some companies recommend that youwait months to see if it works, yet their return policyis also that long. Seems kinda fishy, doesn't it?Now, I've probably tried about 50 EMF protection devices,yet I basically only continue to use devices from about 3 or4 companies. The most effective devices made an obviousdifference to me within minutes/hours. They also caused adetox reaction by the next day (mostly fatigue) and requiredsome getting used to or use in moderation for aninitial period of weeks. But in all cases, I coulddefinitely tell that they were doing something rightaway. And within a week or two, you can pretty muchtell the difference between a temporary detox reactionand a permanent bad reaction. In my experience, thereis no reason to wait 90 days. Not even 30.Marc







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> Thank you Marc. Lesson Learned. They will do a 50% refund, so I am happy
> with that.
> Is there a list of companies that sell these devices in the file section,
> or is it best to just google.

I don't believe there is a comprehensive list anywhere. There seems to
be an infinite number of companies selling these things! Doing endless
searches is how I found most of them, plus people here often mention
things they've tried.

Marc

--- In [hidden email], Marc Martin <marc@...> wrote:
>
> > They are refusing to refund my money because I am four weeks over
the
> > 90 days, even though the instructions caused this situation.
> >
> > I will not defame them at this point but will post all the facts
if

I'm involved in RayFence.com and our general experience is that EMF
sensitive people will feel an immediate effect. Less sensitive people
(or `average' people) may feel a difference after a few hours or one
night sleep. People that have been heavily affected by EMF over a
long time may be so ill that they don't really know if the device
helps or not. In that case it may take up to 10-14 days for them to
feel the difference. A `money back guarantee' of for example 90 days
should only be a service to the customer and not related to any
effect verification.

Mads.