Ease of instructions and QR code generation quality.

My experience submitting a patient review on WhatClinic was disappointing and concerning.

Although my review was factual and supported by documentation (including my original surgery report, revision surgery report, and an Australian healthcare document identifying the issue), I was repeatedly advised that it could not be published unless rewritten in a way that significantly diluted the meaning.

For example, I was required to replace factual statements drawn directly from written medical reports with vague qualifiers such as “as I understood”. I was also not permitted to describe the actual surgical technique performed during my revision and was instructed to use wording such as “a different breast lift”, which removes important clinical context for future patients.

I was further advised that second-opinion reports could not be framed as authoritative findings, even when those opinions exist in formal written medical documentation. As a patient, this makes it extremely difficult to accurately explain why a revision was required without introducing artificial uncertainty where none exists.

Additionally, reviews are not permitted to name the treating practitioner, despite listings clearly being associated with individual doctors. This results in vague reviews that do not reflect how patients actually research or make informed healthcare decisions.

Another serious concern is that the price I submitted was changed without my consent. I entered the exact amount I paid for my surgery — $7,540 — yet the published review displayed a significantly higher figure ($13,344). This alteration was not made by me and does not reflect the true cost of my procedure. Changing factual financial information undermines the accuracy of the review and may mislead prospective patients.

Notably, this same fact-based review — supported by written medical documentation — was accepted and published without issue on other major platforms, including Google, Trustpilot, and RealSelf.

These restrictions help explain why some practitioners appear to have exclusively five-star reviews on WhatClinic, while the same practitioners show a broader mix of positive and negative patient experiences on other public review platforms.

While moderation to prevent abuse is understandable, these guidelines limit patients’ ability to share clear, transparent, fact-based experiences. Prospective patients should be aware of these limitations when relying on WhatClinic reviews as part of their research.

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Do not travel with Air Lingus.

I am close to missing my dad’s funeral due to their system’s problem. The offshore team bearly understand English. No call backs or help from the directors. Bad communication between managers bterbal teams.

See below: 
From: Russell Harper
Date: 11 October 2025 at 16:32:
Subject: Re: Help please with the B/R 27FSTB

﻿Please can someone call me urgently I fly to tomorrow and nothing is sorted!!

I’m sick to the back teeth calling you.


Mr Harper
07916689859

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On 6 Oct 2025, at 23:06, Russell Harper wrote:

﻿Please can someone call me urgently.

Your system is having problems but so am I. My dad just passed away tonight I have made the booking twice and paid twice. NOT Pending..

This is very urgent.

I don’t want to sound rude but your offshore team need training in communication, compassion and understanding.

Mr Harper


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I was also a member of Superhero Freight and purchased logistics services from them. Stephan Somers and Robert Rickey always said that regardless of market changes (whether logistics prices went up or down), we were buying a prepaid service that guaranteed stability. Then COVID came, and the nice stories ended. They failed to keep their promises and suspended the prepaid services so we could no longer use them, forcing us to repurchase at prices up to five times higher.

I know several people who lost thousands of dollars and were never compensated — because this company deceived them. Later, these two men sold Superhero Freight to their employees, Melissa Armstrong and Keith Armstrong, who renamed it to EnZone. They did it in a deceptive way, still sending invoices under the Superhero Freight company name but displaying the EnZone logo on the invoices — which is illegal and violates regulations.

EnZone’s fees are outright daylight robbery, and people who are not experienced in business lose huge amounts of money. Don’t be fooled by their sweet promises — they have deceived many people by breaking their commitments, and only thanks to one former client who took the company to court was it possible to recover a small portion of the money.

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This is not a YouTube automation expert — he’s a salesman running a well-structured scam. Please read before you lose your money.
I signed up for his YouTube program after watching his webinar, where he promised “Done For You” services, guaranteed results, and weekly video uploads. He claimed he had a professional content team and a full support system. None of it was true.
It took over two weeks just to get course access, and when I finally got in, it was nothing but him talking about himself — no real YouTube strategy or training content.
Then came the upsell: a $10,000 “Done For You” package that was supposed to include 3–4 videos weekly for 12 months, all handled by his “professional team.” I agreed — and they never showed up for the first three scheduled calls. On the fourth, I was connected to someone in Pakistan who had no idea what was going on and asked me to pay $169 per video even though the $10K was supposed to cover everything.
When I refused, my course access was revoked. I sent over 22 emails asking for help — no response. The only “support” I received was through generic AI messages and unhelpful reps overseas.
After doing my research, I found lawsuits and multiple complaints filed against him for breach of contract. His LLC lists several false addresses, and his webinar “giveaways” (CashApp prizes, free access, bonuses) are completely fake.
His claims of having monetized channels and major YouTube success are false — go watch Pocket Watching with JT on YouTube for proof.
I have filed a BBB complaint, FTC complaint, police report, and am now working with the cyber crimes division as they build a case involving multiple victims.
Please — do not trust this man or his company. His entire system is built on false promises and manipulation. I lost most of my savings, but I’m sharing this so no one else does. I will keep fighting to get my money back and help others who were scammed. We need to take out ads all over FB/IG to stop him and warn the public. 

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