TetraBeam 2024 Reports & Reviews

TetraBeam Reports & Reviews (3)

• Apr 05, 2024

Type of a scam Retail Business

Absolute scam full of lies

Tetra Beam is positively a SCAM. You can buy the same flashlight on Temu for a WHOLE lot less. The real scam is claiming to be a special forces operator who copied a military flaslight to produce exclusively. Oh and seeing the so called cutting things and lighting fires? Pure LIES if you watch the add and zoom in like I did on my iPad you can see a pencil of flame coming from underneath from the mini gas soldering torch the hand is holding under the flashlight. Watch for yourself and confirm then spread the word everywhere you can. This group is buying cheap Chinese flashlights for probably $5-10 at most and selling to the gullible for a massive profit.

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• Jun 15, 2024

I absolutely wholeheartedly agree. I didn't even read your review or your comment your letter your complaint whatever the hell it is. I didn't read have too. I just now 5 minutes ago saw that the stupid advertisement for the super duperdy laser beam lightsaber flashlight😂 And and your title spoke my exact 100% dead on view of that product. And I don't own one this is true, however there's absolutely no way that even if it was legit it'd be out for use. Military great stuff okay whatevere... yeah right..WTFEVA..that's alien technology. if it was real... Just saying. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 But, you know there was a little part of me, that was really hoping I would find the reviews and they would all be like if I can give it 10 stars or would you know. I really, really kind of sort of in a childish way wanted it to be real that was legit afraid of how much it would actually cost. 🤣🤣😂

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- Deerfield Beach, FL, USA • Feb 06, 2024

Scammer's phone 1(833) 207-2256
Scammer's website offer.buytetrabeam.com
Scammer's address 2345 Vauxhall Road, Chestnut, NJ 07083, USA
Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Victim Location FL 33442, USA
Total money lost $64
Type of a scam Online Purchase

I saw ad on Youtube and the company advertised a military grade high intensity flashlight made in US. They said it is so bright and intense, that it can cause fires. Instead got a low powered flashlight made in China made out of cheap material. It is like a toy. I had followed the link from ad on Youtube to the their website.

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