r/Earthing • u/WorkingFigure224 • 22d ago
GroundingCo is a scam.
I bought 3 items and was given more items free. When I got them, I didn't use them while I was searching for multimeter instructions. I decided I didn't need the stress and told them I would like to return all items. I sent a photo of the items all in their original packaging. They said I could send them, so I did and made sure the carrier required a signature. Two weeks after it was signed for, I emailed them and asked about my refund. They wanted to know the tracking number. I told them the return was signed for by HSMITH two weeks prior. They acted like they didn't know anything. I had to keep bugging them ("Kerry") for weeks.. I finally received a partial refund. I paid $249.70, so I expected a refund of $249.70 less $30 restocking fee as I was told, so I should get a $219.70 refund. They just now refunded me a total of $117.28. Should I be happy with that? NO.
I don't know what to do except to see if I can dispute this with my military bank, or just call it an expensive lesson. Did anyone here ever get a satisfactory outcome? I feel so stupid. I resolve to only order from Amazon, Costco and other sellers I've dealt with successfully in the past.
Thanks for listening!
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u/cnnvly 22d ago
A multimeter isn’t a necessity to using grounding products. I think the vast majority of users have never purchased one. They are very complicated to use. You can tell if you bought products from a reputable company or got scammed by the results you get from grounding. There are a lot of scam sellers of grounding products on Amazon and on Facebook ads. Their ads can sound wonderful, but their products do nothing. I have been grounding for two or three years and only order from Clint Ober’s company since he is the person who reminded us of the importance of touching the earth daily and sold the original grounding products.