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My story is being told here in a calm and measured way, but in reality, I’m extremely angry. I feel I was scammed, and at this point, there’s very little I can do about it. I ordered their MagicPro 2.0 gadget, which claimed it could reduce dizziness, calm anxiety, improve sleep, relieve brain fog—you name it. Who wouldn’t want results like that? They also advertised a 90-day money-back guarantee, which made the purchase even more appealing. After using the device, I experienced none of the relief they promised. I reached out to their Support team to start a return, and it’s now been over 1 1/2 mos with no progress. The runaround and excuses I’ve received are ridiculous and honestly laughable. Here is one example: "All return requests are carefully evaluated to ensure compliance with our policies and to maintain the high standards of service we are committed to providing.” Here is another example: "All we kindly ask in return is a short 20–30 second video review. This should be a positive review focusing on what you liked most about the device, whether it’s about the features or how it helped you in daily use." I politely declined their request, as I wasn’t willing to lie about the device’s effectiveness. There’s a reason the saying goes, “If it sounds too good to be true, it usually is.” I’ve also contacted my credit card company to help me recover my money, and I’m still waiting for their response. I’d stay away from loud advertisements promising cures that don’t actually exist.