Lilyruths "This and that friendly cottage": Scam on Human Pheromones

May 31, 2007

Scam on Human Pheromones

I saw this Androstenone Pheromone Concentrate everywhere, it smells okay. Unfortunately I found out AFTER purchasing this scam that it contains about .25mg of Androstenone in the whole bottle! Not recommended, even if it did have a high amount of androstenone, it's worthless, but it doesn't, so its even more worthless! Not recommend.. .Posted by anonymus.........................................................

4 comments:

Jock said...: Technorati done. Please do the same! :)

regards,

Diego
casadogalo.com; 5/31/2007
Anonymous said...: Thanks for letting us know it would have been a disaster to try this and then it did not even attract women what a bummer. Just a waste of money.; 6/26/2007
Anonymous said...: Im glad I do not need any of this stuff I can get it on without any help from drugs. Im all man and in my prime. Let the fools get scam, not me..; 6/26/2007
eula_w said...: Best customer service,best product ever! I've been using Max Attraction for over a year and it only gets better! I've never had any problem meeting guys before, but somehow a friend started talking aboutwomen pheromones and how they were working for her. I just wanted to know if what she was saying was real... and it was! I started getting more dates, guys showed more interest.; 12/07/2011

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