A Harley Street clinic allegedly selling a fake £3,000 “cure” for impotence has closed after an operation by trading standards officers.
Westminster council received more than 100 complaints about AMI Clinic Ltd from people who said they were mis-sold a treatment for erectile dysfunction. They claimed staff gave an overly aggressive “sales pitch”, misled them on price and promised a “money back guarantee” which was later refused.
Each had an initial consultation by a “doctor” involving no physical examination. They were simply asked to fill in a questionnaire, which was followed by a brief discussion. All were prescribed a nasal spray for their claimed problem.
How do you give a 'money back guarantee' to someone who can't get a hard-on. Does the bloke have to get stiff and run round the clinic sharpish to SHOW IT TO THEM or what happens if by the time he gets there he has become FLACCID, does he THEN GET HIS MONEY BACK? A FASCINATING SUBJECT for us STUDS!
2 comments:
I wonder what was in the nasal spray .
Maybe bottom smells for your new gay following and Kay Burley's front smells for your straight following.
Don't use it as a rule, Kay Burley's fanny odour would certainly get me going but I have no idea what would get the gay boys going, perhaps one could tell us?
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