Prototype 37-C Scam Alert

This company is run by thieves and lairs. If Chris Kuckin is head of it then I lay all the blame at his feet. Is this what BYU students are learning, that it’s okay to make money off your fellow man any way you can as long as you make it and give a good portion to the church? I have heard this before, but didn’t know whether to believe it or not.
My story: In good faith I purchased the product, Prototype 37, late Swptember with it’s so called 90 days guarantee, and I saw no results. After deciding to return it I made many calls using the phone number provided by my credit card company, but I got no response(either busy or didn’t answer). A couple of days I even called all day long at 30 minute intervals.
Just before thanksgiving I called again and got an answering machine, and left a message saying I wanted them to call me as I wanted to return their merchandise. No response.
I finally decided to go to their website, early December, to contact them there. The contact was a dead end, however I did find a reorder phone number which I called. A woman answered and I told her I wanted to return the prototype 37, which at that time was still under the guarantee. She said no problem, said they would refund the whole price except for shipping and gave me a return code with a return address. I sent the product back with a signature required. I checked. It reached the address the woman gave me. Waited patiently for them to charge my credit card back. Never happened. So I recalled the reorder number, got the answer machine, left a message and requested a return phone call. NO RESPONSE!!! As far as I am concerned they are thieves and lairs of the worst kind. Judgement is coming.

Two .org websites are affiliated with Prototype 37-C., http://www.besteyecreams.org/ and http://www.eyecream.org/. It’s quite obvious that the two websites are run by the same people with the same content under different format. Both sites put Prototype 37-C as the the #1 recommendation along with the other 4, and bashes all the other brands. This is quite alarming to me. I would suggest you stay away from these two websites, as well as the

I recently purchased and was excited and its been a week and seen no difference. I noticed the product looked like water. I then came across this page stating this is a scam. So I tried emailing and calling them but noticed the number provided is a voicemail and the mailbox is full to leave a message. I had made a dispute with my bank. I do need a second opinion from another person who has used the product and seen no results. Who has experienced the ignore responses from this company. If you help me and give a second opinion so my bank can give me back my money more easily I would appreciate you guys can email me at Bunni111@yahoo.com. Thank you so much.

Here’s another one. Looks like they just bought up a ton of domain names and created fake sites to sell their product.

http://www.wrinkletreatment.org
Found even more..

http://www.topwrinklecreams.net
http://www.wrinklecreamguide.net

Wow how very sad it is that these people are scamming innocent people ! Of all things ‘WATER’. Well my suggestion to anyone that has purcahsed this product, take to someone who can tel you excactly what is in that bottle you paid over a $100 dollars for. Then call a lawyer and the better business beauru, the NEWS CHANNELS and ANYONE ELSE that can help you spread the word so this will not happened to someone else.

I think Chris Kuchin is bi-sexual, I read that on another forum, I’ll try to find the link.

Skincell #29-A looks exactly like Prototype #37-C, packaging, description etc. Do you think this is the same scam?

I personally have not tried the product, but I can tell you one thing for certain: scam after scam after scam begins in the heart of Mormon country, Provo, Utah. Students at BYU are taught to believe that money=righteousness. More money mean they are more righteous. How they obtain the money is secondary, they believe if they are successful in life, then God is blessing them and nothing else matters. Stay away from anything that can be tracked back to Provo, Utah!

Does Prototype #37-C work?

Don’t be distracted by marketing and high prices.

In the end, it comes down to how effective the product is.

Take Lifecell for instance – the marketing is extremely deceitful and the product is ridiculously expensive. Yet it is widely considered an effective product.

I’ve been using this product for 61 days now, and am tracking changes to my crows feet with high res pictures. So far no noticeable changes, but I’m going to keep it up for for another month.

In July 2012 I bought Skincell Vial #29; the 4 bottle special that came with 4 Cellox cream tubes. They are to be used together. I used one bottle and one tube no problems; it certainly stopped my skin from feeling dry. The second bottle made my skin go red and very rough so I made contact to utilise my Lifetime, No Questions Asked, 100% Money Back Guarantee! (FREE) to return my product. Apparently I have to have all the used bottles and the unopened bottles to get the full refund. This didn’t make any sense. I threw the first bottle out as I had complete faith that the product was good for me. Does anyone keep their old bottles just in case???? Anyway I realise now after getting no where with the customer support team that I wasted my money and will not get it back. They didn’t answer my questions and apparently there was no one higher that i could speak to, which is also strange. DON’T BUY THIS PRODUCT. I am currently looking for an ombudsman for this industry to get it sorted.

He was dropped as a kid.