Alpine White reviews and complaints

Many months ago, a friend recommended I try a free trial of tooth whitening product. I ordered, thought better of it, and cancelled within the required time. No sample arrived.
However, my credit card was charged. I called Alpine White again and told them not to send product or charge my card. My credit card company reversed the charge. A few months go by, I get an unknown charge, for $49.99, by a new billing name. Again my card company reverses the charge. Several more months go by, I get an unknown charge, from what sounds like a home improvement company. My credit card company gives me a credit. A few days later, Alpine White arrives from a new location. The scam is that they charge you credit card and hope you won't notice it. Very dishonest company.

Alpine White scam is the same dudes (Utah and Florida cats) who done the Everbright smiles scam. Report them to the Florida Attorney General ( http://myfloridalegal.com/Contact.nsf/Contact?OpenForm&Section=Economic_Crimes ) and the FTC (www.ftc.gov)

Dude promoting this Alpine White teeth scam is called Ryan Eagle:

Ryan Eagle
Eagle Web Assets / EWA Network
Phone: [protected]
EMail:
ryan@eaglewebassets.com
Tom Eagle | Vice President
tom@eaglewebassets.com
Address: Eagle Web Assets Inc.
207 Willow Parkway
Buffalo Grove, IL 60089
United States of America
AIM: nXo
SKYPE: EagleWebAssets
GTALK: RyanEWA@gmail.com
MSN: xCellEagle@hotmail.com
Ryan Eagle on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/tacox
http://www.eaglewebassets.com/contact/
http://www.ewanetwork.com/contact/

Proof that they are promoting this scam:
http://twitter.com/ewanetwork/status/12434389340

Bout time these scammers and thieves got shut down and locked up.

Phone number for cancellation is out of service and other number is temporarily unavailable. This is a scam. Contact bank STAT to dispute charges

Jesse Willms is not on an island (but he should be on one - with a prison on it) his latest scam is Swipebids:

http://www.pennyauctionwatch.com/2010/05/swipebids-jesse-willms/

XM Brands scams are all of these:

acaiberryradiance.com
dazzlingbritesmile.com
deramaxin.com
googleprofitlibrary.com
musclemaxxl.com
myeverwhitekit.com
myultrabritewhites.com
rezv-ultra.com
acai-lift.com
acaiberryradiance.com
acaiessence.com
arcticwhitekit.com
articsmiles.com
articwhites.com
athomebusinessnetwork.com
athomebusinessventure.com
athomecorporation.com
brightsmilekit.com
celebrity-white.com
celebrity-whites.com
colon-flush.com
colon-lite.com
colonadvanced.com
colonaturecleanser.com
colonextreme.com
colonmaxx.com
colonreduced.com
colopurecleanse.com
dualpowerberries.com
e-cigarettesonline.com
everbritewhites.com
glowhite-smile.com
gosmilewhite.com
hollywoodcoloncleanser.com
hollywoodslimbody.com
hollywoodteethwhitner.com
internetmillionssystems.com
internetmoneynetwork.com
internetprofitmarket.com
karllevine.com
maqui-colon.com
maquicoloncleanser.com
max-resv.com
maximumburnxtreme.com
maxxcolon.com
moneylibraryonline.com
moneymastersathome.com
my-hollywood-smile.com
myacaimaxcleanse.com
mydietmaxburn.com
mydietmaxcleanse.com
myeverbritesmile.com
myeverwhitekit.com
myonlinesuccessvault.com
myvirtualsuccessvault.com
naturespurecleanser.com
ncomnetworks.com
nutra-cleanse.com
nutrafatburner.com
onlinebusinesshouse.com
onlineofficecenter.com
onlineofficeprogram.com
onlinesucessvault.com
oralwhites.com
personalprofitlibrary.com
petipaaws.com
pro-resv.com
pro-whitener.com
profitathomepro.com
profitlibraryathome.com
profitlibrarybusiness.com
pure-resv.com
regimexm.com
rejuvinx.com
resv-max.com
resv-power.com
resv-vital.com
resvglow.com
resvradiance.com
shortsaledollars.com
sivitrol.com
smilenglow.com
solutionsteethwhitner.com
syndexindustries.com
theinternet-millionaire.com
theonlineprofithouse.com
tribecaindustries.com
truecolorwhitener.com
virtualsuccesskit.com
virtualsuccessvault.com
webbusinessaccess.com
webbusinessprogram.com
webmillionsnetwork.com
xmtests.com
zaazoomteethpen.com
zaazoomwhite.com
xmbrands.com

scambusters your list is wrong. Many of these companies have similar sounding names. The complains in this thread relate to either Patrick Terry/Chris Hopson or XM Brands and Issa Asad as both have used Alipne White as the name of their product

Your list is the URL's of another scammer Jesse Willms but he isnt scamming people for free teeth whitening anymore, probably hiding out on an island

TheTruth:

These names are related to Alpine White only. You made me doubt where I posted this but when I scrolled up I think I put this list on the proper complaint because that's who the complaint is about.

Everbright has an equally ugly rating of "F" on the BBB though.

scam busters, your list looks more like just think media/jesse willms not related to patrick terry/everbright

They are linked with the following business names:

DownloadMusicInc.com
Earncashfromgrants.com
Credit Report America
Wu-Yi Source
eDirectSoftware
Pure Rezver
Farend Services Limited
Earn Google Cash
Earn Cash Fast with Google
Dazzle Smile Pro
Dazzle Smile
Dazzle White
Easy Weight Loss Tea Inc
Wu-Long Source
eDirect Software
Government Funded Grants
Pure Lift Cream
Muscle Force Max
Guide to Success Online
Wu Yi Tea Source
AcaiBurn
Pure Cleanse Pro
Security Help Kits
Acai Slim
Clear Lift Ultra
Ultra Cleanse Plus
Wu-Yi Tea
Farend Services Ltd
Secure Information Resource
Success Grants
Acai Force Max
JDW Media LLC
White Smile
Dazzle Pro
Premium White
Just Think Media
E-Z Kit
Quick Profit Kit
Ultifreshwell
Celebrity White Teeth
Idol White
Premium White USA
Clean White
Brighter Teeth Whitening System
VibrantSmile
Alpine White
Dental White

In addition to the following websites:

www.premiumwhiteultra.com
www.teethwhiten.com
www.DazzleWhite.com
www.ToothWhiteningResult.com
www.acaiburnonline.com
www.acaiburn.com
www.earncashfastwithgoogle.com
www.theacaiberriesreview.com
www.creditreportamerica.com
dazzlewhite-teethwhitening.blogspot.com
dazzle-white.org
www.dazzlewhitenow.com
www.dazzlewhiteteeth.net
www.janicesteeth.com
www.dazzlewhitepro.com
www.cathysteeth.com
www.ws6alert.com/index.php?ntrk=NREF
www.dazzlewhitemax.com
www.ultimatepurelift.com
www.earncashfromgrants.com
www.absoluteacaiberry.com
www.justthinkmedia.com
www.wu-yisource.com
www.alpinewhiteteeth.com
www.vibrantsmilekit.com
www.acaiburn.org
www.EasyWeightLossTea.com
www.newpureacaiburn.com
www.trybrighter.com
www.muscleforce.org
www.purecleansepro.com
www.downloadmusicinc.com
www.acai-burn.biz
wuyisource.com
www.celebswhiteteeth.com
www.acaiburnmax.com
www.idolwhite.com
www.swipebids.com
www.teethcs.com
www.trials.idolhealth.com
farendservices.com/index.html
www.edirectsoftware.com
www.mycreditreportsdirect.com
www.acaislimexclusive.com
www.maxprofitsecrets.com
www.acaiberry-warning.org
hollywoodteethwhitener.com
mikesrippedcombo.com
www.onlinecashsuccesskit.com
www.quickprofitkit.com
www.dazzlewhitemax.com
www.premiumwhitepro.com
www.acaiforcext.com
www.acaislimplus.com
www.acaiforceext.com
Exfatkid.com
www.changingsizes.net
www.johncenaworkout.com
cellulitesolve.com
dietpomegranatepro.com
www.secureinformationresource.com
www.securityhelpkit.com
www.guidetosuccessonline.com
www.acaiforcemax.com
www.ultracleanseplus.com
www.celebswhiteteeth.com
www.dazzlesmilenow.com
www.dazzlesmilepure.com
www.successgrants.com
www.clearliftultra.com
cleanseuniversal.com
stevegotripped.com
pillsexposed.org
www.cindysteethwhiteningstory.com
www.purerezver.com
mysixpackmethod.com
www.premiumacaislim.com
www.acaislimedge.com
www.dazzlesmilesupreme.com

They have to scam a lot of people to pay for all those urls! I don't think I need to mention their BBB "F" rating. Make a complaint to the FTC.

The real scammers behind Alpine White/Bella bright/Everbright and who knows what other scams are Chris Hopson and Patrick Terry of Houston TX and Miami FL

email and call Patrick his email is sawboys@gmail.com us number is [protected] and UK number is +[protected]
on skype at patrick.terry3

government officials take note of the gmail. its loaded with everything you need to put patrick in jail for this scam.

Read the lawsuit filed against him by Meritus payment systems in CA. They dont even ship any product, the scam is to get people to buy, charge their cc's for as long as people dont call and chargeback the charge they get as much money out of the banks then go belly up and leave millions of dollars in consumer fraud and losses for banks, consumers and many others.

@Dtdream87

Did Ian Fleming [ patrick.cosby@gmail.com ] reply your email ? :)

Alpine White scam can be reported to the FTC at www.FTC.gov and to the Attorney General of FLorida who are investigating XM Brands (Alpine White/Everbrite etc) : www.myfloridalegal.com

Alpine White scam is the same folks who done the Everbright smles scam. Report them to the Florida Attorney General and the FTC (www.ftc.gov)

Dude promoting this Alpine White teeth scam is called Ryan Eagle:

Ryan Eagle
Eagle Web Assets / EWA Network
Phone: [protected]
EMail:
ryan@eaglewebassets.com
Tom Eagle | Vice President
tom@eaglewebassets.com
Address: Eagle Web Assets Inc.
207 Willow Parkway
Buffalo Grove, IL 60089
United States of America
AIM: nXo
SKYPE: EagleWebAssets
GTALK: RyanEWA@gmail.com
MSN: xCellEagle@hotmail.com
Ryan Eagle on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/tacox
http://www.eaglewebassets.com/contact/
http://www.ewanetwork.com/contact/

Proof that they are promoting this scam:
http://twitter.com/ewanetwork/status/12434389340

This company is VERY SHADY! I ordered the "free trial" and never got an email confirmation from Alpine White. As soon as I tried to track them down is when I started running into dead ends. The 800 number on the product box, doesn't work. The website address on the product packaging doesn't work. In fact the real owners of the domain (www.alpinewhite.com are very angry and frustrated with the teeth-whitening-scammers and are still looking for information regarding there whereabouts).
I couldn't respond to the 14 day trial (and YOU WON"T BE ABLE TO EITHER) because there is no way to cancel your order.
The company I finally got billed by is not even called Alpine White. It showed up on my bank statement as Teeth White. The phone number that "Teeth White" left with the bank in case there were any issues was actually the 800 number of another bank!

A few days ago I received an email confirmation about an order from a company called TeethID. The email said my order was being processed and has been shipped according to my instructions. WHAT? I never ordered anything from a company called TeethID.

SO it appears there is a company out there operating under the guise of several companies, possibly changing their name every couple days.
Now Alpine WHite is posting "articles" that appear to be written by non-biased parties and also claiming that NO COMPLAINTS ("at the time of this writing") have been filed against Alpine WHite.

My suggestion: FILE COMPLAINTS with the BBB. Call your bank once the unauthorized charge gets posted to your account. Ask the CSR at your bank to try dialing the number provided by the merchant. Have your bank launch an investigation.

I'm still cleaning up the mess caused by my curiosity about a product that claimed to work just as well (maybe even better) than what the dentist uses. Sound too good to be true? It is.

Scam for sure - the only way to stop them is to change your credit card number and do a charge back on what was billed already. Do it now --- no BS.

Jani

http://BonniesGang.com

Hello,

A couple of suggestions:

1. Contact the issuer of the credit card you gave to order this product immediately after cancelling the membership. Have this website in front of you so that you can let the issuer know of any aliases that the company may use to charge to automatically charge your card. Some credit card companies offer (most of them for a small fee) the option to not auto-pay ANYTHING that you have not given permission to do so.

2. In the future, anytime you order something on a "Trial Basis" because you're unsure of the product or company, use a pre-paid visa or mastercard (such as greendot) that you can buy from any drug store. It's worth the $5 you'll spend to activate a pre-paid debit card up front than the hundreds of dollars you'll spend both monetarily and with your time trying to rectify these kinds of issues.

3. If your initial investment is small and you're extremely wary that you're falling for a scam, don't use your real name on the order request - just the correct delivery address. If you're postal carrier delivers the usual junkmail, flyers and catalogs addressed to 'Resident', you should receive anything that doesn't require UPS or FED EX.

4. Lastly, use an email address that is devoted to all communication that is completely void of your personal information that remains anonymous to your identity.

I just received my product 9 days after ordering it from my local news station's website for participating in a survey; after the order was completed, the confirmation email stated I'd receive it within 48-72 hours. I'm going to try it now. If it works, I'll gladly reorder (again, using a pre-paid anonymous debit card) and pay full price. However, if it doesn't work, I wish this company luck attempting to debit a card that is not tied to my name that now has a $0.15 balance on it...and not having the ability to prove one bit that I personally made this order.

Good luck to all who are having trouble. Good luck to me for trying it after reading the reviews!

Florida Attorney General is investigating these scammers (XM Brands/Everbrite/Alpine White/Ryan Eagle ) - if you have been scammed report it to:

Office of the Attorney General
Economic Crimes Division
1515 N. Flagler Dr. Suite 900
West Palm Beach, Florida 33401
#[protected]
http://myfloridalegal.com/Contact.nsf/Contact?OpenForm&Section=Economic_Crimes

i ordered this abt a week ago and jus told them to cancel it and they did, but i can find the number for vivd white smile...its nt crest. and they already charged me 120. it anyone noes the number or how to contact them please post them or sumthing!

I just ordered the Alpine White promotion deal, and cannot get ahold of them to cancel the trial period. I never fall for the scamms, but apparently as I just found out this one is.
It is impossible to get a hold of customer service, no one picks up, have been on hold for an obscene amount of time! I wish I had researched it earlier. And to add insult to injury a friend and I ordered both, Alpine and EverBrite. Although EverBrite did answer, and said they would cancel my account, I still have not received the confirmation email. This is terrible.
Thanks for all of your comments, I will cancel my card now without delay.

Alpine White scam can be reported to the FTc at www.FTC>gov and to the Attorney General of FLorida who are investigating XM Brands (Alpine White/Everbrite etc) scams: wwwmyfloridalegal.com

Hi Jess,
They took me for a total of $104.75, the initial agreed upon $4.95 then two monthly payment of $49.90 each. I went into the bank and canceled my bank card, and got a new card immediately. They also use different names for each charge, which means that the banks can't block the company you have to cancel the card. So depending on the type on pay you should be able to stop all future payment.

So also plan email the webmaster of ever website that I can. If this site violates the SEO terms someone should be able to shut them down.

Alpine White scam is the same folks (Utah and Florida cats) who done the Everbright smles scam. Report them to the Florida Attorney General ( http://myfloridalegal.com/Contact.nsf/Contact?OpenForm&Section=Economic_Crimes ) and the FTC (www.ftc.gov)

Dude promoting this Alpine White teeth scam is called Ryan Eagle:

Ryan Eagle
Eagle Web Assets / EWA Network
Phone: [protected]
EMail:
ryan@eaglewebassets.com
Tom Eagle | Vice President
tom@eaglewebassets.com
Address: Eagle Web Assets Inc.
207 Willow Parkway
Buffalo Grove, IL 60089
United States of America
AIM: nXo
SKYPE: EagleWebAssets
GTALK: RyanEWA@gmail.com
MSN: xCellEagle@hotmail.com
Ryan Eagle on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/tacox
http://www.eaglewebassets.com/contact/
http://www.ewanetwork.com/contact/

Proof that they are promoting this scam:
http://twitter.com/ewanetwork/status/12434389340

Bout time these scammers and thieves got shut down and locked up.

Yes, Alpine White is a scam, however, it is it's partner, which was called "Ultra Whites" when I ordered, but was under the name MLN*EVERBRITWHITS.COM on my credit card statement that is the real problem. They charged me the full amount 3 days after my trial period began, a full 7 days before my trial was over. It is now 7 days since I ordered the trial and still have not recieved anything in the mail. I had to contact my credit card company to have them put me through to their customer service. I'm currently on hold with them, 25 minutes in. Very difficult to understand.

And the proof that it's a scam:

Either go to this website, the dates change everyday to state that today (whatever day that might be) is the final day of the trial. None of the stories or comments left are real. Read the fine print on the bottom. SCAM.

OR, read here, I've copied from the site the fine print from the bottom:

* Alpine White (the following was taken directly from their website): Beginning on the day that you place an order for a product (“Product”) from the Website, Your ten (10) day *Trial period begins (“*Trial Period”). The *Trial Period is calculated in calendar days, not business days. # You will be shipped a thirty (30) day supply of the Product You ordered. Generally, Your Product is shipped 3 to 5 days after placing your order. Delivery time is subtracted from your *Trial Period, and will reduce the number of days allocated to your *Trial Period. If you want to extend your *Trial Period due to slow postal delivery or delayed pickup, you must call Our Customer Service Department. Reasonable requests (as determined by us) to extend Your *Trial Period generally will be granted. # If you are satisfied with the Product and wish to continue to receive the Product on a monthly basis, you need do nothing else. Upon the expiration of the *Trial Period, Your credit card will be billed for the full cost of the Product that you ordered (i.e., a thirty day supply). # On the thirtieth day following the date you first ordered Your Product, We will send you another thirty (30) day supply of the Product, and the credit card you provided to us will be automatically billed for the Product. # Upon signing up for the 10 day trial membership you will be charged up to $3.97 depending on various shipping and initial offer promotions at that time but not more than $3.97 upon signing. If not cancelled, you will be charged $89.97 upon completion of the 10 day trial period. Monthly thereafter or 30 days from the original order date, the charge will reoccur monthly at a total of $89.97 until cancelled. # This charge will reoccur monthly at a total of $89.97 until cancelled # If You are not satisfied with the Product and wish to cancel future deliveries of the Product, You must call Our Customer Service Department prior to the expiration of the *Trial Period and cancel your order. You need not return the Product to us if you cancel within the *Trial Period.

* Ultra Whites (the following was taken directly from their website): When you enroll in our membership program ("Program"), we will charge the card the card you provide the activation fee specified on the order checkout page and send you a trial supply. If you contact customer service to terminate your enrollment within (10) days of the date that you enroll in the Program, you will not receive any additional product and you will not be charged anything else. Your enrollment date is the date that you submit your order for the trial product. If you do not cancel within (10) days of the date that you enroll in the Program, we will charge the same card you provided at enrollment 87.47. Then, beginning about (32) days after we charge the Membership Fee to your card and every (32) days thereafter, we will send you a fresh monthly shipment of the product and charge your card $87.47 ("Monthly Charge") when each supply ships. You can cancel monthly shipments and avoid further Monthly Charges at any time by contacting customer service at our customer service phone number. Live customer service agents are available 9am to 7pm EST on Monday to Friday. To return a Product for an exchange due to shipping damage or when cancelling your order during your 10 Day Trial Period, you will need to obtain a Return Merchandize Authorization (“RMA”) number by contacting the customer service phone number. Live customer service agents are available 9am to 7pm EST on Monday to Friday. An RMA number can ONLY be obtained by contacting the customer service department by phone as directed above. Please note that we cannot process or exchange Product marked "Return to Sender" or sent to us without an RMA number. The RMA number must be clearly written on the package that you are sending back. Our shipping department is NOT allowed to accept any packages without an RMA number.

* THE STORY DEPICTED ON THIS SITE AND THE PERSON DEPICTED IN THE STORY ARE NOT REAL. RATHER THIS STOTY IS BASED ON THE RESULTS THAT SOME PEOPLE WHO HAVE USED THESE PRODUCTS HAVE ACHIEVED. THE RESULTS PROTRAYED IN THE STORY AND IN THE COMMENTS ARE ILLUSTRATIVE AND MAY NOT BE THE RESULTS THAT YOU ACHIEVE WITH THESE PRODUCTS. THIS PAGE RECEIVES COMPENSATION FOR CLICKS ON OR PURCHASE OF PRODUCTS FEATURED ON THIS SITE.

Goodluck

I called the number on my credit card bill when I could not get through to the [protected] number. They answered right away and cancelled my account without a problem.

Try this number: [protected]