A Dissatisfied "Patient"
This was posted on a web forum by Nic_of_Time:
I thought this was a useful thread.
Sheesh!! when i read about "Natural Health Farm",
i had a look at the kitchen cabinet and there was a
box of Biozyme (expired) with a photo and name of
Dr. Jeffrey Chung, DCM USA.
My wife had bought them sometime ago in BB.
She was impressed with product and the title
"Dr." did contribute to her decision to buy that product.
Now that Dr. Jeffrey Chung then had misrepresented
the fact of his/her title, i wonder whether we can get a refund from the now
Jessy Chung.
Despite the squables, USJ.com should create a specific section where all the uncovered scams highlighted can be easily access by forumners for
future references.
I was going to post about the title "DCM USA" at a different time, but will address it here at the moment.
DCM likely stands for Doctor of Chinese Medicine, Doctor of Chiropractic Medicine, or Doctor of Complementary Medicine. Since none of her dubious US degrees listed on her long-hand CV is of these sorts, she was fooling people into believing she has another doctorate. What is another dubious degree anyway, since she is just dripping wet with credentials?
BTW, what kind of doctor would put a picture of himself on his prescription? That's simply tacky, not to mention totally unprofessional. All these money and "education" still cannot buy ethics!!!
To her credit, these initials are now removed from her websites.
I thought this was a useful thread.
Sheesh!! when i read about "Natural Health Farm",
i had a look at the kitchen cabinet and there was a
box of Biozyme (expired) with a photo and name of
Dr. Jeffrey Chung, DCM USA.
My wife had bought them sometime ago in BB.
She was impressed with product and the title
"Dr." did contribute to her decision to buy that product.
Now that Dr. Jeffrey Chung then had misrepresented
the fact of his/her title, i wonder whether we can get a refund from the now
Jessy Chung.
Despite the squables, USJ.com should create a specific section where all the uncovered scams highlighted can be easily access by forumners for
future references.
I was going to post about the title "DCM USA" at a different time, but will address it here at the moment.
DCM likely stands for Doctor of Chinese Medicine, Doctor of Chiropractic Medicine, or Doctor of Complementary Medicine. Since none of her dubious US degrees listed on her long-hand CV is of these sorts, she was fooling people into believing she has another doctorate. What is another dubious degree anyway, since she is just dripping wet with credentials?
BTW, what kind of doctor would put a picture of himself on his prescription? That's simply tacky, not to mention totally unprofessional. All these money and "education" still cannot buy ethics!!!
To her credit, these initials are now removed from her websites.
posted by Q-Buster at 9:38 AM
1 Comments:
To be frank with you, I am saddened (not to the extent of being ashamed yet) as a Malaysian by all these scams and frauds. It portrays us as shallow Third-World country citizens. It's even more saddening that some of these people uses the name of religion and God for their monetary gains.
I strongly believe that it has to do with our education system and the biased mainstream media. But hopefully, with alternative media such as the blogosphere, more people will be cautious about these frauds and scams.
Keep up the good work here and let it continue until the very one spill the beans.
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