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Going through Facebook, an automatically generated infomercial, came up with Oprah Winfrey, singing the praises of, “The Pink Salt Trick” with various doctors who claimed to be involved in the development of this product. Oprah Winfrey claims in this infomercial that she has lost 74 pounds using this. It was only referred to throughout the entire infomercial as the pink salt trick. When I received my six, not 12, only six bottles it says Lipo Max on the front of each bottle. I called the number and asked the Customer Service agent to please pull up my order so he could clearly see that I had ordered 12 bottles not six. He then told me that he would initiate a 50% refund. I told him I did not want a 50% refund. I wanted to return the product in hole because I believe it to be a scam. There is not one thing on this bottle anywhere that says anything about being the pink salt trick. At this point, I don’t even know if there is really a pink salt trick that is actual and real. I highly doubt it at this point. Anyone in the past month or so who has opened any form of social media has certainly gotten the same random infomercial that I did. I believe this to be a total scam. I would like all of my money, returned to me. If you happen to be someone who has seen Oprah Winfrey on an infomercial that randomly pops up on your social media, I would caution you before you get excited about some miracle that is going to cause you to lose weight at astronomical proportions, and quickly.