Kronos Hydrating shampoo review

 

False Adertising & Theft by Deception - SCAM!

 

Glow sell cosmetics and Kronos hair care products. Glow is a total scam. The parent company is Intelligent Beauty and it has a long, long history of scams.  Do not do business with them.  Kronos products do NOT work well at all.

 

If they stole your money:

 

File a complaint with the Better Business Bureau at www.bbb.org

 

File a complaint wth the FTC (Federal Trade Commission) Bureau of Consumer Protection a www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov

 

Contact your state Attorny General's Office.

 

It's a total scam. Glow has a parent company is named Intelligent Beauty. According  the Better Business Bureau the following businesses are all the same organization running a scam business under different names. Hundreds of complaints have been filled against them - all for the same deceptive scheme of offering something for FREE and then automatically charging customers for the products and autaomatically senting more of the product every 30-60 days. All of the following companies have the same VP, Mike Shay, listed with the BBB and have headquarters in the same office at 2301 Rosecrans Ave., El Segundo, CA.

 

The contact for all of the companies is:

Mike Shay, VP

 

Address for all of the companites is:

2301 Rosecrans Ave., El Segundo, CA 90266

866-381-4204

 

Names they do business under (all have the same address, executives, and SCAMS):

 

Intelligent Beauty (Parent Company)

www.ibinc.com

 

Glow

www.glow.com

 

IQ Derma

www.iqderma.com

 

BeautyFix

www.beautyfix.cpom

 

Raw Natural Beauty

www.rawnaturalbeauty.com

 

Redpoint Beauty

www.redpointbeauty.com

 

What Intelligent Beauty, LLC is doing (and under the business names listed above) is automatically creating accounts that will sent customers products every 30-60 days and automatically charging the customers' credit cards is called a "Negative Rule Option". There there is a federal law to protect consumers from companies like Glow (Intelligent Beauty, LLC) that are deceptive and don't make it the "Negative Rule Option" obvious to readers.

 

Reference information on the Federal Law of Negative Option Plans is as follows and can be read in full at http://frwebgate.access.gpo.gov/cgi-bin/get-cfr.cgi?TITLE=16&PART=425&SECTION=1&TYPE=TEXT

 

[Code of Federal Regulations]

[Title 16, Volume 1]

[Revised as of January 1, 2008]

From the U.S. Government Printing Office via GPO Access

[CITE: 16CFR425.1]

[Page 456-458]

TITLE 16--COMMERCIAL PRACTICES

CHAPTER I--FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION

PART 425_USE OF PRENOTIFICATION NEGATIVE OPTION PLANS--Table of Contents