elevareskin.com

My wife and I attended the Maricopa Home Show on 1/9/26 and were "coerced" into the Elevare booth with the promise they could "fix" our skin issues. Like naive fools, we allowed them to apply creams to our faces and use the Elevare Red skin device to "enhance absorbtion" of the creams. They were very convincing and "promised" my issues would disappear with the consistent use of their creams, so I purchased them for $250 in cash. However, they said my wife's issues were much more "difficult to treat," so she "required" the Elevare Red device in addition to different creams. After pressuring us for over an hour, they finally wore us down and we reluctantly agreed to pay them $3547.20 with my Amex card which they said was "giving the products away." We left the Home Show and talked about how we felt like we were scammed and taken advange of. We were very upset with ourselves and agreed we wanted to return the items. So the very next day, 1/10/26, we called the number on the receipt. We got no answer and no way to leave a message. We tried to call again and again for the next week--with no luck. We finally tried to email, but our spam blocker wouldn't let us. We got the message," We prevented your connection to elevareskin.com because it is a dangerous webpage. Threat category: URL:SCAM." This confirmed our greatest fear--that we were indeed scammed to the tune of $3800! We felt so stupid and foolish! We contacted Amex with the hope they can help us get the $3550 we paid by credit card, but we're out the $250 we paid in cash. We have since searched the internet and have found that many people have unkowingly fallen for this scam and have reported it to the BBB and their state's AG which is what we did. We wished we would have done our due diligence, but they were so good at "selling", [BBB Scam Type: Retail Business Business name Elevare by Elevare Skin] [Busine