Kyrobak

[devadiva]

I HAVE SEEN SEVERAL FULL PAGE ADVERTS IN THE paper for this machine which is supposed to aid back pain if used for 10 minutes per day. Nowhere can I find the price - not even on their website. Has anyone used and bought one of these machines - did it work and how much was it?

[sandyRoe]

A question similar to your produced an answer where they said it was 'rubbish'.

http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Body-and-Soul/Question1358684.html

[wolf63]

I found this paragraph

Offer Details: As part of the Special Offer three-payment installment plan, you will initially be charged £76.33 plus £11 postage and packaging. In 30 days you will be charged the second of three installments in the amount of £76.33. In 60 days you will be charged a third and final installment of £76.34, for a total cost of £229 plus £11 postage and packaging.

It is at the bottom of this page

http://www.kyrobak.co.uk/d2/faqs/?

[devadiva]

Thank you for your quick replies which were much appreciated

[gingejbee]

I usually find that when a price is not mentioned in advertising ....the actual price is several times more than you had expected!

[fbg40]

devadiva
There is an old saying that goes : "If it seems too good to be true then it probably is ".
FBG40

[Postdog]

You would be better of with a cheap backstretcher from, say, Amazon. You won't spend a fortune if you find it rubbish, and you may be pleased like I was.

[Old_Geezer]

I cannot recall the details but I have a vague recollection that, it the ad doesn't mention the price and you have a later dispute it is more difficult to involve the paper in claims of misleading advertising. I give ads where they are scared to admit the price a wide berth. I assume some catch anyway.

[BlackadderV]

The one I see most is for Bose radios. Never a price mentioned. Go onto their website and you'll get a shock.