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Gravity Transformation LLC
Unclaimed Business
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Gravity Transformation LLC
Unclaimed Business
1 Reviews (last 12 months)
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Performance(last 12 months):
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0
Ranking
#7
in Wellness & Beauty
NPS Score
-100
Recommended: Unlikely
Review Distribution
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Jun '25 - May '26
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Sharon D
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
18 Dec 2025, 13:23
Gravity Transformations is a ****
Gravity Transformations is a ****! They advertise that they are looking for 100 people to whom they want to give give a FREE weight loss programme (for the reviews ...). You attend a Zoom meeting where they explain everything, then they whack you with a $200 "refundable deposit" before you get your programme. This "refundable deposit" will be "refunded" to you when (if) you reach your goal. The Zoom meeting is an obvious recording as they answer questions from "attendees", but none of the names they mention are on the platform at that time. Then when they try and get you to sign up and pay your $200, they tell you there are only 17/100 places left. Read up on the company, and it's amazing how many times there are only 17/100 places left. Coincidence? Nope, ****! Don't fall for it, guys!
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Sharon D
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
18 Dec 2025, 13:23
Gravity Transformations is a ****
Gravity Transformations is a ****! They advertise that they are looking for 100 people to whom they want to give give a FREE weight loss programme (for the reviews ...). You attend a Zoom meeting where they explain everything, then they whack you with a $200 "refundable deposit" before you get your programme. This "refundable deposit" will be "refunded" to you when (if) you reach your goal. The Zoom meeting is an obvious recording as they answer questions from "attendees", but none of the names they mention are on the platform at that time. Then when they try and get you to sign up and pay your $200, they tell you there are only 17/100 places left. Read up on the company, and it's amazing how many times there are only 17/100 places left. Coincidence? Nope, ****! Don't fall for it, guys!
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