Whiter teeth? 10 December 2009 at 7:37PM in How much have you saved? 19 replies 5.9K views

Meradowlark

Anyone seen this offer in the UK? Does it work? I'd post the link but I'm not allowed. It's USA based. It states that by using two different types of whitener on free trial you can get professional results that would normally cost hundreds of pounds. It might just be an advertising scam, but it looks cheap enough to try!
Anyone?

larmy16

I read on here it is a scam. Do a search or google. Apparently it is a nightmare to get out of and they keep debiting your account.

Fivefootsix

As the old saying goes, if it sounds too good to be true...it probably is. Look up Crest White strips, they work and are a lot cheaper than it will probably end up costing you if you sign up to one of these scams.

Jadeytee

Its a scam

Try http://www.free-makeup-tips.com/home-remedies/home-remedy-teeth-whitening.htm

Free tips

KimYeovil

If you are not happy with your teeth [STRIKE]au naturelle[/STRIKE] as nature intended then please leave the country. Emigrate and leave us our traditions and our image. If you are so in love with America shouldn't you have written "advertizing scam"?

Bloody fifth columnists.

(:), btw, just in case.)

KimYeovil

(PS: Bleached teeth in costume dramas. GRRR!)

larmy16

KimYeovil wrote: »

(PS: Bleached teeth in costume dramas. GRRR!)

I was watching a prog about the greatest catch phrases. Bruce Forsyth won with "Nice to see you etc.". They showed him throughout the seventies, eighties with normal imperfect British teeth.

Then they interviewed him. Ha! He was sporting a set of gleaming white gnashers, totally inconceivable for a man in his eighties. He looked ludicrous.

ditto all the people on Corrie with their dazzling white gnashers. I hate it.


When you think that a lot of these people have ruined perfectly healthy teeth to have brilliant white veneers put on them, it makes no sense atall.

singlehouseholder

Meradowlark wrote: »

Anyone seen this offer in the UK? Does it work? I'd post the link but I'm not allowed. It's USA based. It states that by using two different types of whitener on free trial you can get professional results that would normally cost hundreds of pounds. It might just be an advertising scam, but it looks cheap enough to try!
Anyone?

Do not be tempted by this, I was and ended up being stitched right up. I paid the postage £8ish which was fair enough, then the robbing :mad::mad: took £55 out of my account. I'd apparently signed up for some kind of club thing, I've rec'd no further goods to the value and Halifax- even though they know full well about the scam - will not try to recover the funds, neither could they guarentee that they would refuse further requests for funds from my account. I spend 3 hours changing all my direct debits to another bank account and closed my account down. Please do not give Dazzlebright or whoever they call themselves your bank details.

markfj

Has anyone tried:

Hydrogen Peroxide (5% strength only!)
Mixed with Bicarbonate soda, google it, supposed to work very well

hethmar

I think the bright white teeth we see everywhere now are so awful and false. Corrie is the classic horror, please God Ken doesnt appear with sparklers over christmas.

I had 6 of my top teeth capped 2 years back now. They had become chipped, broken and discoloured. It wasnt a fun thing to have done but it has made a big difference to my confidence. HOWEVER, when the technician was choosing shades for them, he showed me a range from 1 - 26 and he said to me, "What shade number do you think most people choose first?" and lol, yes it was no. 1. He said he spends ages persuading people that bright white teeth do not look right, even on a 16 year old, let alone 50 and above. (He advised no. 16 or 17 and I chose no. 17 )

kaya

use the search function and put in "dazzle white" before you part with your credit card details, a relative just got done for about £150 from them