Pure Hoodia X scam? identity theft?

February 5, 2012 2 comments

Question by RS25: Pure Hoodia X scam? identity theft?
a bottle of this “pure hoodia X” stuff. some dietary supplement came today in my mail with my mothers name on it. the thing is…none of us ordered this stuff. theres no signs of unauthorized use of the credit card. what do you advise i do? im afraid it could be some sort of identity theft? i dont know.
no papers came with it. however there was an origin address.

we are sure that no one ordered these from our house.

where would i go to report this? the post office?

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Answer by Milla
check where it was sent from. papers should be with it. check it now. possible theft.

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Written by gracie3g about 3 months ago.

first ask your mam if she bought it…with these kind of things they dont usually show up on statements… there made discreet for the buyer…your mam might feel abit embarrassed bout gettin the supplements or it could be what you expect a scam…bring it to the guards and see what they can do for you..i defo wouldnt take them…
good luck.x.
Written by Scott R about 3 months ago.

Two bottles of the same stuff showed up in my mailbox a few days ago, totally unexpected. Somehow they have my correct address with nine-digit zip. They’re called “Pure Hoodia X” capsules, manufactured for http://www.PureHoodiaX.com, mailed from “Pure Hoodia X, 5545 Larkin Ln Suite 110, Clarkston, MI 48348.” Was that the same information as on your bottle or bottles? If so, it could be a mass-mailing scheme of some odd sort. However, it’s not likely to be genuine: according to websites about Hoodia (a weight loss product), it’s so rare that they couldn’t afford to mass-mail the real stuff to people.

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