Piloxll update ?

[bigentries]

Hmmm, something fishy is going on. The http://reloadhair.com/hair-regrowth/reload-system/ link now forwards to http://vk478.ru/. It was working yesterday.

Now the http://vk478.ru/ site is not working, but a google cache of it reveals it to be a VKontakte site, which is a Russion version of Facebook.

Anyway, I sense that something is very much amiss here....I guess older members on this forum will have more insight as to what they are trying to hide.

It has happened before. The old dermapen site featured Yoram heavily, after they got caught he gave an explanation about the site being from one of his students. Shortly after that they removed all his references

[Arashi]

Hmmm, something fishy is going on. The http://reloadhair.com/hair-regrowth/reload-system/ link now forwards to http://vk478.ru/. It was working yesterday.

Now the http://vk478.ru/ site is not working, but a google cache of it reveals it to be a VKontakte site, which is a Russion version of Facebook.

Anyway, I sense that something is very much amiss here....I guess older members on this forum will have more insight as to what they are trying to hide.

LOL yeah this is a huge scam. Yoram is a guy who is selling all guys of scam products like acupuncture or even blood sucking leeches that supposedly can cure hairloss So a true master of quackery. He was working with a guy on another forum who posted fake pictures. And now, as BigEntries showed, they're using some of the same pictures they used for Pilox as demonstration pictures for some new scam product

Guys like Yoram will never stop. And unfortunately there will always be people who WANT to believe and who will emtpy their pockets to buy into some new scam.

[epipapilla]

Seems like Yoram pushed a very similar treatment after Pilox's hype started to die down

http://reloadhair.com/hair-regrowth/reload-system/

They seem to be using the same pictures from the hairdresser story for this treatment too

https://www.pinterest.com/reloadhairloss/

So that guy already had two similar scam products (the russian site and Reload hair), plus other questionable quackery like acupuncture and leeches

And there are some people still defending this guy? No wonder scams keep coming and coming

Hmmm, something fishy is going on. The http://reloadhair.com/hair-regrowth/reload-system/ link now forwards to http://vk478.ru/. It was working yesterday.

Now the http://vk478.ru/ site is not working, but a google cache of it reveals it to be a VKontakte site, which is a Russion version of Facebook.

Anyway, I sense that something is very much amiss here....I guess older members on this forum will have more insight as to what they are trying to hide.

[Arashi]

LOL, NeedHairASAP is still pushing this scammer ? Even after we got Yoram lying and we found out Yoram was selling acupuncture, blood sucking leeches and scam products like that ? Weren't you also the guy that was pushing scammers like Dr Gho and Dr Nigam by the way ?

[bigentries]

1. Reload hair IS the russian product.... so one product.

2. You know reload isn't yoram's product. He is somehow affiliated but isn't the owner or founder of whatever company it is. I know you already know that.

3. why are you in this thread? as seen above, you're leaving out important details and adding fabricated misinformation.

1. They are not the same thing, the russian site had a dermapen looking product, reload looks like a dermaroller.Why are you claiming they are the same thing?

2. I'm going by whatever the site is claiming, the site claims "Developed by Dr. M. Burstein Laboratories & Mr. Yoram Benitah, Consultant Trichologist". Why are you saying it's not Yoram's product if the site says so?

3. You are the one that loves to post BS in hair loss forums, seriously dude, stop pushing scams everywhere you go. If you believe something is working, then wait until you can rub it on people's faces. But you already have a history of claiming scams are cures. If you don't want people to question you, then don't defend any quackery you find interesting

[epipapilla]

No not at all.

- Up to this point, we have very little information past some (really good looking) photos.

- We know a (potentially questionable) Dr. Yoram Bentiah (sp.?) is involved. What role he plays past helping administer tests and tricho-scans, we don't know. It's also questionable whether yoram is questionable--- it's 100$ speculation.

- We saw 1 (I repeat, ONE) forum member who tried a pilox version (version #2 I think), and it was difficult to see if he got results. If he did, they were negligible. This is hardly enough evidence to "out it as a scam". The device has been improved up to being on version 5 or 6 or 7 now.

- Cost is $800, which includes a trichoscan for "insurance" (ie, if you don't get 30% increase you get your money back, allegedly)

- limited release in israel in the next 2-3 weeks

- no website up yet. NO the "Reload Hair" website is not pilox, and is probably not tied to pilox at all past Yoram's affiliation with reload hair.


conclusion: Definitely worth following, but of course, like always, be cautious

How do you know all this information if there isn't even a website for this product or treatment?

[NeedHairASAP]

Why not let time tell

okay, bigentries calls the product a scam, and then tells me to "let time tell". That makes sense.

[NeedHairASAP]

Seems like Yoram pushed a very similar treatment after Pilox's hype started to die down

http://reloadhair.com/hair-regrowth/reload-system/

They seem to be using the same pictures from the hairdresser story for this treatment too

https://www.pinterest.com/reloadhairloss/

So that guy already had two similar scam products (the russian site and Reload hair), plus other questionable quackery like acupuncture and leeches

And there are some people still defending this guy? No wonder scams keep coming and coming

1. Reload hair IS the russian product.... so one product.

2. You know reload isn't yoram's product. He is somehow affiliated but isn't the owner or founder of whatever company it is. I know you already know that.

3. why are you in this thread? as seen above, you're leaving out important details and adding fabricated misinformation.

[bigentries]

- We saw 1 (I repeat, ONE) forum member who tried a pilox version (version #2 I think), and it was difficult to see if he got results. If he did, they were negligible. This is hardly enough evidence to "out it as a scam". The device has been improved up to being on version 5 or 6 or 7 now.

I love how you forget to mention that forum member and Yoram were caught lying about those results.

And how you proclaimed for months those results that were "difficult to see" were impressive and the ultimate proof the device worked

Just leave it already dude, CG210, the Chlorine solution, this thing. You keep pumping obvious scam after scam.

Why not let time tell instead of being so emotionally invested to anything that gives you some hope?

[bigentries]

Seems like Yoram pushed a very similar treatment after Pilox's hype started to die down

http://reloadhair.com/hair-regrowth/reload-system/

They seem to be using the same pictures from the hairdresser story for this treatment too

https://www.pinterest.com/reloadhairloss/

So that guy already had two similar scam products (the russian site and Reload hair), plus other questionable quackery like acupuncture and leeches

And there are some people still defending this guy? No wonder scams keep coming and coming

[LongWayHome]

Yoram benitah is one of the creators of a company called "Hair clinic" in israel.
Someone that paid for a treatment told me it's a complete bull****.

Just be careful.

[NeedHairASAP]

i thought it was already exposed as scam, or at least as not effective at all.
it's like another laser helmet. no excitement here. just another company which tries to make some bucks, and they will be successfull with it as always =(

No not at all.

- Up to this point, we have very little information past some (really good looking) photos.

- We know a (potentially questionable) Dr. Yoram Bentiah (sp.?) is involved. What role he plays past helping administer tests and tricho-scans, we don't know. It's also questionable whether yoram is questionable--- it's 100$ speculation.

- We saw 1 (I repeat, ONE) forum member who tried a pilox version (version #2 I think), and it was difficult to see if he got results. If he did, they were negligible. This is hardly enough evidence to "out it as a scam". The device has been improved up to being on version 5 or 6 or 7 now.

- Cost is $800, which includes a trichoscan for "insurance" (ie, if you don't get 30% increase you get your money back, allegedly)

- limited release in israel in the next 2-3 weeks

- no website up yet. NO the "Reload Hair" website is not pilox, and is probably not tied to pilox at all past Yoram's affiliation with reload hair.


conclusion: Definitely worth following, but of course, like always, be cautious

[joachim]

i thought it was already exposed as scam, or at least as not effective at all.
it's like another laser helmet. no excitement here. just another company which tries to make some bucks, and they will be successfull with it as always =(

[LongWayHome]

launching in israel in the next 2-3 weeks.

limited supply.

comes with a free tricho-scan. If you don't see 30% increase, than money back.

I'm from israel and actually met with Benitah in his office a year ago,
and was wondering when this will come out eventually.
He told me that it will be out in late 2014.

[bananana]

Great news, if they are true.

Any links?