Savvier Reviews
Savvier Overview
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Savvier has a 1.0 star rating based on 2 customer reviews and consumers are mostly dissatisfied. Recent recommendations include "I did not purchase this product" and "Don't invest in this site." Reviews cite unauthorized charges, high price level, poor discounts and special offers, and unresponsive customer service.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Check Savvier reviews before ordering and confirm phone support works.
- Monitor billing and consider asking for refunds promptly if charged unexpectedly.
- Beware of subscriptions or auto-ship arrangements and verify membership terms.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Reports of unauthorized charges and disputes over recurring billing.
- Multiple customers say customer service is unreachable and refund requests go unanswered.
- Product quality complaints and allegations of deceptive marketing and intellectual property disputes.
Positive Feedback
No positive feedback appears in the submitted reviews.
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
Savvier has a 1.0 star rating based on 2 customer reviews and consumers are mostly dissatisfied. Recent recommendations include "I did not purchase this product" and "Don't invest in this site." Reviews cite unauthorized charges, high price level, poor discounts and special offers, and unresponsive customer service.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Check Savvier reviews before ordering and confirm phone support works.
- Monitor billing and consider asking for refunds promptly if charged unexpectedly.
- Beware of subscriptions or auto-ship arrangements and verify membership terms.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Reports of unauthorized charges and disputes over recurring billing.
- Multiple customers say customer service is unreachable and refund requests go unanswered.
- Product quality complaints and allegations of deceptive marketing and intellectual property disputes.
Positive Feedback
No positive feedback appears in the submitted reviews.
Media from reviews
Houston, Texas
Fraud
- - Unauthorized charge: money taken from account for a product I did not order.
- - Stop sending items to my address and refund any charges.
This Company went into my account & took money for a product I did not order.Your company is sending product(Tummy Cream),to my residence without me having knowledge of who place the order & why your company is sending it.I would like a refund on any $ that was taken out of my account.Do not send anything else to my home.
User's recommendation: I did not purchase this product
Not satisfied
- - Warns others not to invest in this company.
- - Contacting them yielded runaround and no response.
- - The number they gave did not work.
I want to warn everybody not to invest in this company I did and then trying to contact somebody and it was a scam could not talk to anybody from this company and they gave me the runaround the number they offered was not a working number
Preferred solution: Full refund
User's recommendation: Don’t invest in this site
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Verified ReviewerShort Review on June&nbs-04:00;27,&nbs-04:00;2016
This product is below the standard and cheaply made.
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Verified ReviewerReview in Shopping category from Niagara Falls, Ontario
- - Allegedly, Jeff Tuller took the Tummy Tuck idea from Davison Design.
- - Savvier began marketing Tummy Tuck on US infomercials in 2010.
I have an issue with Jeff Tuller and Savvier Inc.
I spoke to Jeff Tuller, owner of Savvier Inc., who is selling my product Tummy Tuck, which he underhandedly obtained from Davison Design of Pittsburg, PA.
Jeff Tuller, and believe me i can prove my case if i was given legal permission to obtain by subpoena telephone records of all parties involved, that Tuller unethically obtained my idea/product to make million of dollars, the product in question "Tummy Tuck" Not only did Jeff Tuller take and use my product name but also took my product idea. I spoke personally with Jeff Tuller in 2014 via telephone and told him I knew how and where he got the Tummy Tuck name and product idea, from George Davison Of Davison Design.
In May of 2008, after giving Davison Design my NDA and $9000 to find an investor for Tummy Tuck and assuring me that they have a very interested investor for my product and it was definite that I was going to receive 4% royalties from the sale of my product by this company. After signing the royalty agreement and $9000 paid to Davison, this interested investor decided not to invest in Tummy Tuck.
In 2010, Savvier Inc. markets Tummy Tuck via infomercials in on US television. 1 Canadian, who happens to be a client of my salon, was vacationing in Florida in 2012 when she watched the Tummy Tuck infomercial. She called the toll free number to order the product and was successful, that was up until she gave her Canadian shipping address. The agent from Tummy Tuck said sorry but they don't ship to Canada. This was when a red flag went up that this Tummy Tuck product was my product! She came back to Canada and came to my salon and told me that someone in the United States was selling my product Tummy Tuck, and she was suspicious to say the least, that they wouldn't ship to Canada.
In 2013 Tummy Tuck appeared on Canadian television showing up on the guide channel in bold capital letters TUMMY TUCK.
I called Jeff Tuller, owner of Savvier Inc. and we had a conversation via telephone.
I said told him that I knew where and how he got my idea. I also told him that his headline on the tv guide channel is TUMMY TUCK in big bold letters. At the end of the conversation Jeff Tuller asked me was I going to sue his company and I replied by saying that a person knows their own invention when they see it! I hung up the phone and two weeks later sure enough! the big bold letters displayed on the TV Guide channel were no longer TUMMY TUCK but were replaced with Slim your belly...
I have tried to contact Jeff Tuller to discuss financial compensation that i should rightfully receive, to no avail.
Jeff Tuller, if you are a decent business man, you will contact me so we can discuss this because believe me if I find a lawyer who will take on this case and have all parties telephone records subpoened, i
I called Jeff Tuller personally and told him I knew where he obtained Tunmy Tuck
Arlington, Virginia
Bender Ball mail order rip-off
- - Unauthorized $20 charges after buying a Bender Ball.
- - Received a DVD I hadn't ordered.
- - Site phone number is not in service.
- - Disputes have been filed.
I bought one Bender Ball product last year, a ball for exercising muscles around my knee. I never knowingly signed up for anything else.
Yet since then the company has been charging my Visa card around $20 a month, for nothing -- though once I received some sort of DVD that I hadn't ordered.
And when I tried to call the number on the website -- 800-601-**** -- a recording says the "number is not in service." That is also the phone number listed with Visa.
I have now had Visa put a "block merchant" and "stop payments" on my card. And I've registered a dispute on at least the last 3 charges.
But my advice is, DO NO BUSINESS WITH THIS COMPANY. It's not worth the hassle.
- Bogus visa charges
Preferred solution: Full refund
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This is a false allegation. Dawson Onb (who's real name is Tina Kavanagh) attempted to make such false claims in court and all claims were dismissed by the court (see Kavanagh vs Savvier).
Savvier never spoke to Kavanagh prior to the creation of the Tummy Tuck product, nor did Savvier ever speak to this so-called Davidson Design Group. The statements in this "review" about Savvier are completely false.
The apparent situation is that Kavanagh has sour grapes with Davidson Design Group, and decided to make false allegations against Savvier. Based upon the false allegations made against Savvier, it is also likely that the statements which Kavanagh has made about Davidson Design Group (assuming they actually exist) are also false.This false statement of a "review" by Kavanagh (aka Dawson Onb) should be removed.