BuddhaPowerStore

I bought 3 bracelets from this company, never received< I saw lots of people scammed by these guys that are located in Singapore. They use a fake address in Delaware. Never answer the phone. They are scamming people by creating lots of fake reviews on their websites, made by themselves because they do not ship the products. I was trying to contact them until I found all the bad reviews and more... This company has accumulated so many negative reviews that now, has created a new website for those searching for " buddha power reviews" so you are intercepted by this website and find a page filled with 5 stars created by themselves :// loox. This allows them to hide the horrible tons of 1-star accumulating and continue scamming people. BEWARE they have more websites with different names now: fengshuigallary.com/ - sale.thebpsclub.com - higgypop.com
innerwisdomstore.com - all similar to create confusion. People dont be scammed, don't buy from a store you cannot get your call answered from real people! Look for reliable companies. They sell plastic bracelets -Not obsidian- you can find it for $2.00 in amazon, eBay etc. Good luck for those trying to get a refund because these guys know how to get your money!

I ordered on the 25th of. July.and then I did not get my order through then I redid it again. And then I found out I had 2 separate orders. Well I did send a message immediately. Stating that I accidentally ordered 2 times and if they can stop thee order a couple days later I got a response stating that the order was already sent to the where house and they can't stop it now. And stated they could offer me a 15% decrease off the price. I returned message stating I can not afford it. And I also attached. A copy of the 100% return. Policy And told them then I will return. It. If I ever get the bracelets. $80 bucks I'll probably be out. I did call my credit card company. And told them of my dilemma. They told me I would have to wait since it was being processed. So today I will see if they can help. Since I was scammed recently they may just help me out. I will see. Be careful out there. Buyer. Beware. Maureen

I am a customer i was also just cheated out of $39.90 and never received these bracelets. IT looks like they initiated a fake tracking # from USPS but never ships the item so the item stays in the USPS System showing that its pending shipment process but never gets updated and that is because they never intend to ship you the product. I've tried calling their number posted *******342 over 100 times in the past 4 days but it's either no answer or a voicemail picks up and asks you to leave a message and no one ever calls you back! (REF. ORDER# BPS*******). BAD KARMA to use Buddha to sell their bracelet scam! I hope the BUDDHA will get these MF'ers soon!

This website just wants you to buy as many bracelets as possible at an insane price, they pump out a dime a dozen ads everywhere to get as much exposure as possible (the most notable ads are on youtube by a channel known as "Buddha Power" with people talking about how they found a strange bracelet, they got insanely good fortune, looked up the bracelet online, and tell the viewer to buy the bracelet now).

So please, stray away from this website, any amount of research, will tell you that this is a scam that preys on people with misfortune and uses a religion as a cover-up.

As opposed to the one star reviews here I have t say that I LIKE this store and am a repeat customer. I am NOT being paid by it to write this review - am a real customer, in New Zealand, and received my order in a couple of weeks. Love their stuff and think that it is fine quality. Particularly love the little colour changing animal figurine beads. Yes, of course it all comes with a lot of marketing hype but well worth it for attractive bling which is a bit different, and well made from genuine stone.

I've purchased several items from this site. One of the items was not at all as described. I've purchased items from others with this particular stone so I know what it should look like. What I rec'd from BPS was not at all as described and not at all even close to what I've purchased from other. It was literally a big ugly rock. When I emailed BPS, I was told I had to return the item to China. Their website lists a DE address but I was told it cannot be used for returns. No where on the website does it say returns have to be sent to China at my expense. Big ripoff! Never again!

I got my delivery two weeks after I ordered it. Was sent notifications about it as well. After listening to all the negative reviews, I went on Amazon to order the same bracelet thinking mine from the Buddah store would never arrive according to the reviews. Well, it did arrive, and the product is real and beautiful unlike the Amazon version which is maybe a fake and not as nice. Still trying to find out if the Amazon one is real. Trust Buddah Power Store.

I just watched the most recent advertisement video for this snake oil bracelet designed for sad people without hope. It tells the story of another hopeless person who had an unforeseen meeting with a mysterious person who was "touched" by this "unfortunate" persons life story and their new direction in life to make the world a better place. This person was surprised that they possesed such strong determination to right all of the wrongs in the world.
This newest money grab tells the story of this poor Asian boy who was riding in the car one day with his father. They were pulled over by the Police for absolutely no reason. The two awful Police Officers then pulled his father out of the car and beat his father until he was crippled! (Talk about profit off of other's hardships) The little Asian boy knew at that moment he needed to become "wealthy" so no more minorities would be bullied in the future by Police Officers just for looking different! The rest is the same boring nonsense from every other advertisement by this company. Somebody just out of the blue gives this guy a fake gold and black bracelet and their life is perfect from then on and they become rich and powerful. Years later they FINALLY do a simple Google search and find that anyone with a bunch of money to waste can buy one of these incredible bracelets! WOW!
OK, Nothing new here, a sucker is born every day! People waste millions of dollars every year on worthless junk and false promises to instantly perfect their horrible lives. However this Picachoo bracelet is profiting off of the idea that Law Enforcement is crippling minorities. Sure, we all know that evil people exist in all professions, and that Police Officers are no exception. I somehow doubt an Evil person would be scared away with this bracelet, although the poor (now rich) Asian man in the story tells you that the Police didn't "dare" mess with him after he started wearing it. I just find it sad that there are products being successfully pushed on the saddest and most hopeless people in the world. These people will obviously believe and do anything to improve there miserable lives. (Obvious because this company is still going strong) It's also really sad that a company like this is making so much money selling these lies to these hopeless people. You people will one day face the ultimate Judge, and on that day you will get to explain why you sought profit from your fellow man at his lowest. You will have to admit you saw dollar signs in other people's misery. Enjoy those profits now because they wont sustain you in the next life. I somehow doubt this peekachoo braclet will protect you from the evil of Satan in his domain, but he may get a kick out of how you did his deeds on earth.