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Prototype 37-C Scam Alert
November 10, 2009 by: KarlaSutton
Filed under: Anti Aging
13 Comments
If you are looking for an anti aging cream, I’d suggest you stay FAR AWAY from Prototype 37-C. This company has red flags raised all around it’s marketing efforts, and I was recently alerted to a very deceitful practice they are employing that is getting them in a mountain of legal trouble.

It’s been pointed out to me that the company buys the domain names of many of it’s competitors, only they buy the .org extension. What this does is essentially allow them to trick consumers of their product into clicking on the link, where the company bashes their competition. Pretty bad ethics, right?

Let me show you an example…..

Visit EliteSerum.org. You will see that this site is owned by a gentlemen named Chris Kuchin, who lives at the following address:

1565 North University Avenue #32
Provo, Utah 801-592-3549
aphill70@yahoo.com

Now, take a long look at that site. He uses obvious slander and deceit to BASH the Elite Serum. Any0ne who knows about Elite Serum can attest to it’s ability to cure the many symptoms that go hand in hand with aging. The website ONLY promotes a product that Kuchin is obviously affiliated with or owns himself, the Prototype 37-C. If you look up the information behind who owns Prototype37-c.com, you will see it’s none other than Chris Kuchin himself.

I was tipped off to this by people in the skin care industry, and I was told that the legal team of Elite Serum has found out that once before this Prototype37-C company was involved in legal action, last time involving another leading skin care company.

Upon doing some research into this Chris Kuchin character, we found out some interesting information. He is a student at Bringham Young University, living at the Glenwood Apartments.

I urge everyone out there to avoid this scam operation entirely. Do you really think a scamming college kid has the answer to getting rid of your dark circles, eye bags, and eye wrinkles?

http://www.dermatalk.com/blogs/anti-aging/prototype-37-c-scam-alert/

Here's more:
M. Friesen says:
January 30, 2010 at 2:08 pm
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.

And last but not least:
Kate G. says:
March 19, 2010 at 7:28 pm
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

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