First off, Beryl, never trust celebrities about anything-don't take your diet information from them or your political information or anything else. Just because they're rich and famous doesn't mean they know anything or are experts outside their own field.
Secondly, it is tempting to try short cuts for weight loss. Who wouldn't want to chew a few gummies to burn fat. The cold, hard fact though is if you want to lose weight, it's hard work. Speaking from experience.
And it is not fast work.
If you are serious about weight loss, it can be hard to do it on your own. If you get some help at the start of the journey eg Jenny Craig, Lite n easy etc, and if you stick with the program for a few months, then you'll see progress. But you have to allow at least 3-4 months before you'll notice a real difference.
And it isn't cheap. But it will work, where the gummies won't.
And it will help later as you'll have an idea of size portions and a balanced, healthier diet. Good luck.
As for the ads, I don't know where your seller was located but there are a lot of questionable ads from China.
Ebay allows the ads because they are not in the job of guaranteeing the product or quality, only that if you don't get the product, you can make a claim.
Ebay just isn't the right place to buy a lot of stuff and that includes most electricals or anything where you need a guarantee of any kind.
I'd say you've lost your money here, as far as an ebay claim goes.
