Not a Scam, but be careful
This teeth whitening system works quick, and extremely well. I used 1 tube and my teeth were noticeably whiter.  There was little to no sensitivity using the product, and it was very easy to use.<br />People think that it is a scam because they don't read the terms and conditions before buying it.  As soon as you purchase the product, they will automatically enroll you in a preferred customer program (which means they will send you 3 tubes of teeth whitener every 3 months at a charge of 69.00 or something near that).  If you only want the initial tube or tubes you ordered, you need to visit the website shortly after ordering to cancel your preferred membership (you must do this to avoid unwanted charges to your acct.) As far as the mail in rebate goes, it is not a scam either.  Unfortunately though the customer (you) has to do a lot of leg-work to get the rebate.  You have to call the company offering the rebate (Wellness Watchers was the 3rd party company I had to go through).  The third party company I went through also had a preferred customer program, that I was automatically enrolled in when I agreed to buy the teeth whitening system. Be sure to cancel this membership also to avoid the 39.00/month fee they will charge your acct. The rebate was not sent until I called them and requested it.  Luckily I had kept the original packing slip that came with my teeth whitening package. You need this in order to get your rebate.<br />Product = A+<br />Scam = No<br />Satisfied Customer = A+<br />Cons to ordering = too much leg-work to prevent extra charges.
Rating: 5 stars