Read a link from WebMD discussing green coffee bean extract and weight loss. Dr. Oz was on the video clip and recommended it. Followed another link and put in my contact information in an attempt to view the price of the product. Discontinued transaction but, when I hit the backward browser button I wasn't able to see the screen with my contact information and erase it. Shortly thereafter, I received a call but no one responded. The had me on hold playing music in the background. I hung up after a few minutes. (Actually, had them on speakerphone while I continued to do what I was doing before they called.) Later the same evening, I received another call but, this time someone offered me a discount deal right away after wanting to know if I had any difficulty with the one-line transaction. The company selling the product may be directly affiliated with Dr. Oz. Secondly, if the product is as great as they are advertising it to be, I think it's kind of odd that they are chasing down customers. It's probably another company they've paid to solicit potential customers. I haven't been able to find enough convincing studies yet. Nonetheless, the phone call was too quick for my comfort. Never heard of Amity before and wasn't going to drop my credit card information over the telephone. Amity was the name that showed upon my caller ID twice. Actually, the call my have come from Amity, OR if there is such a city. The gentleman may have said, Pure Green Coffee, that was the site that he would have retrieved my info from. Hope this helps.
I just got a call with music playing in the background . This is disturbing, the fact that they are actually calling people that put in the contact information to see the price of the product. says its super cheap, but to me that is expensive for supplements so I didn't go forward. These guys need to be reported