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Abtronic

In July 2003, the Federal Trade Commission has reached a $5 million settlement with Fast Abs and makers of similar gadgets.

Julie of Bourbounnais IL (3/5/02):
Ordered abtronic belt from company on 02-04-02, have not seen product, delivery was to be in 7 - 10 days. I paid for this on my credit card. The cost was $304.40.

Jacqueline of Crofton MD (9/25/02):
I purchased the Abtronic belt and formulas. I did not feel I was getting any results when I saw on the news one day that this was all false advertising. I tried calling Abtonic but receiveno callback. I sent back the belt, the unused formula and two newly-mailed formulas.

I asked Discover Card to remove the charges from my account. Received the package back saying Abtronic refused to take my return and now Discover Card says they cannot rerserve the charges.

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July 6 2008

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