Grassology - Scam

Discussion in As Seen on TV started by Steverd • Apr 14, 2014.

  1. Steverd

    SteverdMember

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    I see the Grassology infocommerical at least once or twice an hour now.
    But please read reviews on it. As I thought it's nothing special just a new blend of Bluegrass and Fescues.
    The price is $14 for ONE Pound I think. But you can get 40-50 pounds of good Kentucky Bluegrass seed from Lowes
    or Home Depot for $60. The same would cost. The same could cost $700 from Grassology.

    Grassology contains the following.
    Creeping Red Fescue
    Hard Fescue
    Tall Fescue
    Perennial Rye Grass
    Kentucky Blue Grass
    Sheep Fescue
    Chewing Fescue
     
  2. Rusky

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    What on earth-no pun intended-is Grassology when it's at home?
     
  3. ACSAPA

    ACSAPAWell-Known Member

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    Grassology is supposedly a maintenance free lawn that grows easily and doesn't need a lot of water, weeding or mowing, all for $14.99. It sounds too good to be true.
     
  4. jmoriarty630

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    I really don't think this is possible at all. It probably is just another scam, it seems WAY too good to be true!
     
  5. troutski

    troutskiWell-Known Member

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    If you've seen an infomercial for it, then it's probably a scam or a product that doesn't actually work well. Grassology is just another product that's supposed to be magical compared to everything else on the market. It's cheap enough to where most people won't raise a stink when it doesn't work, but people are throwing away thousands of dollars cumulatively trying these products out.