DryEasy: Strong Deceit by Perversion and Concealment.

DryEasy          http://www.bedwettingsolving.com/bedwetting_alarm.html   (June 26, 2013)

 

We started by looking at the DryEasy web site. One of the things we look for first are how easy it is to contact the manufacturer (web site owner). We could not find the name of the company that is making/selling the DryEasy alarm. Although the site is copyrighted 2013 BedwettingSolving.com, this is the normal default copyright for any web site and uses the site’s name. Nor could we find a telephone number by which to contact the manufacturer. There was an address (without a name) and an email address. Not only does this make it more difficult to contact the manufacturer, but it leaves us wondering if the mysterious manufacturer is so concerned about their privacy and/or product, that they are concealing their name and also not providing ease of contact. Providing a no-name mailing address and an email address does allow the manufacturer to ignore correspondence that they do not wish to address. And, of course, can result in possible delays.This waves red warning flags in our mind about this product and manufacturer. Strong deceit by concealment.

The manufacturer suggests “As the user has to wear the alarm during sleep time, both the size and the weight of the alarm unit are the factors that should also be taken into account.” We could not find any information about the size of the DryEasy on this web site. It looks very large in the picture on the web site. Even http://urinealarms.com/Wired_Alarm_Chart.html which we look at for data that may be missing states that the size is “Not Provided.” In our minds, this is another red flag and deceit by concealment.

Several other claims on the web site include:

·         “All necessary features”. What and which features? This is like saying that this alarm is the “best.”
·         “With the use of instant clip, the setup has become very much easier and safer.” No information is provided about this instant clip.
·         “Selectable sensitivity.” What? How? Nothing is mentioned on the site.
·         “Extra loud sound.” How loud? It would be nice to provide this in dB for what the user would hear with the alarm in its normal location during use.
Deceit by perversion and concealment.

“Money back guarantee: Giving you 100% confidence and satisfaction by offering you a 30-day money back guarantee (see details).” And in the details: “To give our customers 100% confidence and satisfaction for use of our products, we offer a 30-day money back guarantee.  You can return us any unsatisfactory products that you purchased from us in the condition set out below within 30 days from the date of your purchase.” And then, the big bombshell: “The returned item must be in new, resalable condition and include all original packaging.” (the bold emphasis is ours). So to use the money back guarantee, you cannot have used the product! Don’t you dare use it to determine if the product is unsatisfactory! You will not be allowed to return it! This is like some sort of con game or scam that the unknown manufacturer is playing with unsuspecting customers. Why all of the false emphasis on the 100% money back guarantee, etc.? Why not simply state that the buyer can return the product within 30 days if the product has not been opened or used and is in new resalable condition? Strong deceit by perversion.

At this point, we are so “turned off” by this unknown DryEasy manufacturer and their web site, that we are not bothering to read any further and would advise caution to any reader. We again refer you to http://urinealarms.com/Wired_Alarm_Chart.html to examine and compare DryEasy with other bed wetting alarms.

Strong Deceit by Perversion and Concealment.