Hi all

I would be very interested to know how common being ripped off is by Barton, whether that be by credit card "errors" or by reports that are next to useless, or are just common sense advice your doctor would give you - in other words, they are not the miracle's they claim to be. I would also be interested to know who, if anyone, has benefited from their reports and advice?

If it seems these are all just a scam, then why don't all of us who have received their reports and been ripped off by them in whatever way, make the reports available, online, for free download. That way we can remove the demand for their product, or at least having to pay for it, and remove their revenue stream, and at the same time make the "reports" available for all to see, so that they can see they are not worth the money.

Then, anyone who finds that the reports work, is free to go and pay Barton for them!

Does anyone think this is a great idea?

Regards

Sparkieuk :)

On 27 Oct. 2008 a Report was ordered ex Barton Publishing and cost of $19.95US made to our Credit Card. Then from 13 November monthly withdrawals of $29.95US - to a total of $119.80 US - have been made in the name of WELWATCHMD, which is a Barton Associate. There is absolutely no authority held by Barton Publishing/WelwatchMD to make these withdrawals and we have never subscribed to any of their Magazines or Publications since 27 October. It is disgraceful that a supposedly reputable business can allow these instances to happen as Google search confirms that ours is certainly not an isolated instance. I have placed the four transactions into Dispute with our Bank and made a formal request to Bartons for a full refund of $119.80, plus their confirmation that our Credit Card details have been deleted from their records.