Wellness

[halfpint1]

People warned me about the face cream and judge Judy and to cancel. Now here is something about  Harrys wife and her cream. Keeping my money says this old wrinkly 81 year old. My cats love me anyway.

[phoenixbrd]

Haven't a clue here, but I'd take a kitty's love over a face cream any day of the week.

[MarkeieMark]

Team kittly love here too.  Keep your money.

[I am still oxox]

Could you be a bit more specific about what your are talking about

[GCR18]

Buy from reputable companies.

[RedTop]

@halfpint1,

Yes, it is another scam, and you will continue to see these ads with many well known names attached, as a way to entice you.    

Any ad you see like that on the side of the page you are viewing online, or if the ad suddenly pops up in your way, are there to entice you to click and open the ad; sometimes you have to look very hard to find the tiny box in the upper right corner of the ad to X out and get it to leave your screen.   Please do not be tempted to open and look at any of these ads!   Order only from legitimate, and secure websites that you go to intentionally.   

If you are seriously looking for a quality moisturizer, or wrinkle cream, please go to a legitimate website like Belk, Dillard’s, Macy’s, etc, and look at their different lines.

[Love my grandkids]

Sometime last year Judge Judy posted on her FB page that this junk connected to her is a BIG SCAM. No surprise.

[colliemom4]

They had a scam on Dr. Phil's wife even though she sells skin products.

[butterfly123]

@halfpint1

If you are looking for recommendations for skincare items, I would post in the Beauty area of the forum. Many helpful ladies would share ideas based on what your skin concerns are. Yes, kitties love is the best. 

[FrostyBabe1]

Yes, it's a scam. They just did an in-depth story about it on the Today Show earlier this week as the scammers have started using the name of one of the anchors in their click bait advertising.