chuck Ehrbar
GBSculpt Nation product purchase So far the purchase experience went without a hitch. Communication from V Shred has been adequate without being obnoxious . Cannot yet comment on the product but judging on the professionalism so far I don’t foresee any issues.
Janet Maxwell
GBDon't care about your customers Don't care about your customers because when I bought the program I said I had physical limitations and I was told that someone would contact me to talk to me about it. I tried many times to contact you, but you don't have a phone that gets answers, everything is by email and no one would contact me that why either. I don't appreciate liars and people that think that everyone out there has the same limitations. You don't listen to your customers so you are just out to get the money and that's it.
David
GBConstant videos which you must listen… Constant videos which you must listen to the entire deal of marketing nonsense Nonstop selling. Feels like a bad carnival and makes one seriously wonder if it’s all bs Exhausting self promotion
Shawn Osborn
GBThis is a big sales ploy This is a big sales ploy. Vince's "short" videos are not short. Vince could say in 10 minutes that takes at least 45 minutes. Each just a sales pitch. He repeats himself a minimum of 10 times during the presntation. These presentations happen almost daily. I don't have that kind of time to be watching a 45 minute videw daily. Also, I signed up for a "free" metabolism assessment. An appointment was made to discuss it. I never received the call. But continue to get emails saying my "free" assessment still awaits. I feel Vshred doesn't really care about my health or progress, but just wants to sell more products.
L.Z.
GBEffective and Annoying The concept and content are solid. Might have given 5 stars if it weren't for the annoying hostage videos. Too many, too repetitive, and no way to control the play functions like fwd, rewind, etc. you never know how long each video is, so hence the hostage verbage. That said, I think the program is very useful if you don't mind the heavy handed marketing style.