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Doris wanted to start 2008 off on the right foot, so she made the resolution to lose weight. She ordered a free trail of
Wu Yi Tea, "Hollywood's Hottest Diet", and decided well before her two weeks were up to cancel her order and stick to old fashioned eating right and exercise. That was in January. Four months later, Wu-Yi's parent company Living Lean in Las Vegas is giving Doris the run around about canceling her order. Oddly, Wu Yi has this to say about fad diets on their website, "all the diet formulas have been, at best, disappointing, at worst, outright frauds." Pot, this is kettle. You're black. Hear more from Doris, inside.
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Doris started her year off right, with a New Year's resolution to lose weight. She ordered a free trail of
Wu Yi tea, "Hollywood's Hottest Diet", decided it wasn't worth it, and tried canceling her order. Four months later, Wu Yi tea's still giving her the run around. At least they had the decency to admit on their website "all the diet formulas have been, at best, disappointing, at worst, outright frauds."Check out her story, inside.
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