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| 1. Written by ForReal on April 20, 2012 from atlanta, georgia, US I have this product...and have been very pleased with it so far. It came with everything i was promised, a kickin meal plan and I'm sorry everyone didn't have the same wonderful experience I did.... The only complaint I have is although the DVD is good and informative... I wish it came with the exercises in print... |
| 2. Written by Working on April 16, 2012 from norfolk, virginia, US I bought the platinum package and have been pleased so far. It isnt built with superior quality but I personally havent had problems. Takes along time to get onced it is ordered but it is within their guarantee (3 months). It is a great concept, space saver and will really work you out, just isnt 110% quality, I would buy it again. |
| 3. Written by 36-24-36 on March 11, 2012 from poughkeepsie, new york, US I would order the Jack Rack, but there are too many Red Flags. No "Contact Us" link on the website, No real checkout routine - indicating something nefarious, and they want your credit card information BEFORE you would normally get to a checkout page. Add in the percentage of negative feedbacks....and I won't even consider it now. Looks like you can just take a trip to Home Depot to get everything you need to make your own. I'm handy enough to do that...so, Here I GO ! :o) |
| 4. Written by Bell Man on February 24, 2012 from albuquerque, new mexico, US Folks, save your money. If you want the most exercise equipment for your money, get a kettle bell and learn how to use it. It might be stone age technology, but here has never been anything better for the money that can work every major muscle group AND with tremendous aerobic benefit. Costs appx. $2 a pound. Get one locally and skip the shipping. Don't get the rubber coated ones, they are often two pieces welded together. Go local and make sure its all one-piece. Start light and work your way up. You get strong and loose at the same time. |
| 5. Written by Afro Blondie on February 19, 2012 from -, -, US Ok, can someone please answer the question, is it a good purchase? Is it made of cheap plastic or is it solid? |
| 6. Written by Eric on January 27, 2012 from payson, arizona, US FYI I get paid by many companies to go on these message boards and dispute complaints people post. Just trying to keep it fare. |
| 7. Written by Bon on January 27, 2012 from payson, arizona, US Looks like the folks at jackrack are posting some of these comments. Hahah what losers! I ordered the jackrack and it's a plastic pile of crap. Just get off your *** and go to the gym. |
| 8. Written by Smart guy on January 27, 2012 from havelock, north carolina, US It looks like a pretty simple peice of equipment you could probably build it for 100 bucks on ur own |
| 9. Written by I got scamed on January 16, 2012 from weslaco, texas, US I ordered the platnium version and they sent me the trial version with no DVDs. I called and they told me all they had me down was for the trial version. I said fine and requested the DVDs and they told me the trial version does not come with the DVDs. I then asked if I could upgrade and purchase the parts sepreatly and they said their was no way of purchansing the add ons or the DVDs What kind of company doesn't allow you to purchase their product????? |
| 10. Written by AshenSuger on January 12, 2012 from -, -, US TwentyTwoBrightStarts is a moron and a very dim bulb. $15 bucks is for the TRIAL. You don't like it they pay for you to send it back. This is a Trail. If want to keep it you have to pay for it. What a moron. |
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What kind of company doesn't allow you to purchase their product?????