Pandora

Thank you for your service. I wanted to make you aware I just ran a search for smart watches, and this one looked interesting. Could only scan as I have severe pain from computer screens but did see they made it sound like it had a few features, then TONS of features. I went to copy it so I could print it and read it outside where I COULD read it. It could not be copied. That's an immediate NO for me - that says, "We don't want you to notice missing features promised". And it's incredibly discriminatory for those with visual problems. Here is the address from about 5 minutes ago that showed it's ad photo: Ah, sadly the site doesn't allow the address of their ad here. But hopefully they have it and can check it.
I hope this helps - or that they at least fix their information so one can copy it to be able to read it.

Pandora

The 1 star is for the following - not the emails from them (sadly, have not had the chance to give them a proper perusing) - it is for the fact that I never subscribed yet receive them (yes, I know how that works but somebody needs to at some point address the fact the this - cumulatively - is abuse of the physically disabled and injured who cannot clear out their inboxes and invasive, to say the least. More importantly, the one star is for the repeated mis-use of inaccurate term(s) I've noted in reviews - smacks of planted reviews or more sadly, bad intel/use of vocabulary incorrectly in the emails. I hope not on both counts - and do wish all the best. I won't have the leisure for very sound reasons to give a proper go to the emails for a while, but may get a break and would enjoy checking them out. Best to all of you - writers & readers.

Saw them mentioning a "pop up" I'd just noticed - didn't have to click on it. They wrote as if they'd the qualifications to do "testing" etc. and asked readers to "publish" a warning to others if they felt it was appropriate. I did write it - with broken fingers - as the site they mentioned I believe is more dangerous than just a sales scam. I can't write it again, THINK I copied (did NOT post - they asked me to "sign in" first - I don't sign in to a site I haven't as thoroughly checked as possible). Hope it copied as it will make you aware of another site to also avoid - in my opinion. And please - they said "publish" your opinion - be careful when posting - it leaves you open to lawsuits or legal action should the site prove legit. Anyway, hope what I wrote copied: Just encountered them/it as a pop up - had boots that were for elderly ("specifically designed") but looked like they might help w/some injuries - but before I could even read the description an inescapable order form came up (quite similar to what you described prior). I'd say DELETE immediately (IF you can - if not, shut down). I don't play with this sort of thing at ALL. Ignore the picture, you won't get to read anything about it to consider it anyway, will waste your time (is my educated guess) if you try - jump ship and let your system take a deep nap for a few. Perhaps too cautious, but I don't think so. I'd even shift to a secondary email to get something done for a bit. Yup, believe they may be more threatening than just a sales scam.
N.B. No sleep - forgot to communicate the site I mentioned that should I believe be checked - unless already done - boutiquesgifts - they'll find YOU. Quick picture, faster obfuscation and attempts at extraction of identifying information. I wouldn't risk it al all - smells worse than it looks and it looks plenty bad.