Well I work in Buffalo Grove, IL and when I go on the web there, I will see advertisements that say a Buffalo Grove Mom discovered a secret to whiten your teeth for cheap, and the experts don't want you to know about it. Then, when I was in Chicago, I saw the same ad, but this time it said it was actually a Chicago woman who made this discovery! So my question is, where is the real location of the mom that discovered this tooth whitening secret the experts don't want you to know about???
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It's a scam! There is no real mom in these ads - I read an article about it - the ad makes that claim for you wherever you are. When I go to basic sites it says the mom is from American Fork, LOL. I actually blog about teeth whitening at www.shineteethwhitening.com, so I've taken the time to research a lot of those questions. You have to be really careful about any of those ads. They get you to sign up for a free sample and then you're subscribed and start getting ongoing shipments for very overpriced and useless products and services until you can finally dispute the charges and get your credit card company to make the shipments and charges stop. They bank on you not discovering it for a month or two and they make it difficult (or impossible) to find the vendor to make the treachery stop. Check out my blog articles anytime, if you're interested. There are some good articles up on ezine by Laurie Peterson as well.
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