Selling penis enlargement anything is fraud, they dont work and the adult online industry embracing these people makes us all look like frauds. Its more ammo for anybody that wants to come after us.

Real Doctors? What are their credentials?

If someone can successfully sue a company because the product didn't 'work' for them, regardless of what it touts, then I'm going to sue the makers of Tylenol, because their product never cured a single headache of mine.

From reading the article, I do wonder about the 'unsolicited email', which enticed this guy to click and then buy the product.

What I'm wondering is...what was said in the email?

If the email guarantees success, would that be a reason to sue?

This is nothing against Leading Edge or anyone, for that matter...it's a question about what the email might have said to the consumer.

That a product doesn't 'work'..I just don't see that as grounds for a suit, especially when said product offers a 100% refund, which Leading Cash does.

Also, if that's a basis for a lawsuit, then every patient who dies from cancer treatment or any other treatment has grounds for suit, which they don't.

And, Ben...that was tasteless, tacky...and not a great marketing move.

Soon there will be a class action channel on TV.

I know right, they won't have their credentials for long. Doctors were censured for making online perscriptions...

The Feds are gunning for penis pills as well.

Im too busy getting my lawsuit on, I wont worry about putting up links to mensniche.

I'd like to point to a post I put earlier up on this thread that it was meant humorously and that I didn't mean any harm by this. I offer a full apology to Leading Edge Cash for the comment and any damage caused.

Thanks for the apology Ben...

And a big thanks to all those who stepped up to support us. The response has been really gratifying.

LOL! Sorry, Mens-who?

I disagree, doing that they have to go after EVERY herbal supplement. Weight loss, muscle, happiness, everything.

Compare excedrine migraine with regular excedrine, same damn formula just a little extra caffeine.

I agree with both of your posts on the returns of selling 'the real deal', but we are talking apples and oranges. Viagra/Cialis/Etc being for dysfunction where as the PenisPill producers are for size issues (Low Self Esteem).

Selling the penis pill with the Viagra is always a possibility. "Keep your new enlarged penis erect with an order of Viagra".

As for the lawsuit, never forget the bitch who sued McDonalds over the coffee. The US has a wonderful legal system, and I would not want to be a Penis Enhancement company sitting in front of a Jury in Colorado. I would seek to 'silence' the other party. Can't have a case without a plaintiff. Settle this one, and move on.

-dd

Truly tasteless. They pay you to do this type of marketing? :321GFY

This is a seriously lame attempt to get people to signup for your affiliate program.

You have just achieved Assclown status :321GFY

I dont think you were trying to be funny at. Fucking prick.

Since when is what the Feds do decided by fairness? They've already said they are going after penis pill companies for UCE etc.

The FTC is gunning and they pick and choose the targets, just like Spitzer and M$ in NY.

And they are going after other herbals..
http://www.ftc.gov/opa/2004/02/skinnypill.htm

Perhaps if we're lucky, others will get the idea and sue Men's Niche for it own worthless line of so called penis "enhancement" products.....

Quite True....Just checked their sites out and the bottom line is you either have a big cock or a small one and there isn't a fucking thing you or any one else can do about it....

I find these type of sites to be scams...nothing but a few pills with herbal extracts that you can purchase at the local drug store and consume as a dietary supplement for pennies compared to what these guys charge.

Oh ya, I trust these fuckin quack doctors. Most of these ass clowns aren't even doctors but are mail order doctors or have a doctorate in literature or better yet bullshit....

of course selling non-FDA approved generics of viagra etc to the US (anda bunch of other countries) is illegal. Good luck with that.

perhaps he bought the pills knowing they wouldn't work so he could sue.

ok let me clear up some things...

True this post is very very tasteless and MensNiche and Leading Edge have worked together in the past before.

Wish them all the luck as many of you know who work with me I work with all my competitors and certainly do NOT go around bashing them i will be passing this stance onto Ben.

Perhaps the phrase, "People in glass houses shouldn't throw stones", is appropriate.

OWNED! :mad:

No one will read your posts so who cares.

And you thought this post was a good idea?:1orglaugh

completely different situations. One has FDA approval and gone through years of testing and peer review. The other just makes unsubstantiated claims.

Agreed

DH