By hellodoily January 24, 2011
Don't waste you hard earned money on these guys- can you spell FRAUD? ...read more
By Debbie Case December 30, 2010
After months of calling and trying to get me to order flea control I finally ordered a gallon for $141 and put it on my credit card. I told the so called manager (who is no longer there) I would reverse the charge it it did not work. He said ok no problem. I used it on my dogs and customers dogs, everyone got fleas and my house filled up also. I had to refund all customers and pay for more flea control. I tried calling the man I ordered from and no return call for weeks. Then sudenly the number he gave me was disconnected. I called and had the charge reversed, then later I get a letter from the credit card company saying the company told them I never called ( I left numerous voice mails requesting how to ship the stuff back no one would call me)Also I would have to pay shipping and they would only refund me $88 of my $141 bottle of god knows what this stuff is !!!! This company should be in jail !!!! ...read more
By Charlotte Dake May 06, 2010
I am extremely disappointed with Ed Davis of LNP Solutions for falsely quoting me low prices on the Multi-Functional Protective Coating. His actions fall under unfair trade practices and even a breach of contract. He is misleading when he says he represents LNP Solutions. He also sells for The Farm Supply (TFS) in Copiague, NY. LNP should employ persons with integrity ...read more
There's no denying that the Diesel prices are falling all over the United States and Canada. Our product, Diesel Saver Plus, for quite some time, had a tremendous selling point of saving our customers 12 to 14% on their Diesel fuel costs. The same still holds true, but the Diesel isn't $4.50/gallon anymore like it once was. So a lot of our customers, and truckers alike, can't justify purchasing our product anymore. This is understandable, however, it's faulty thinking. We'll tell you why in this blog article. The average LNP Solutions customer is burning roughly 1,000 gallons of Diesel fuel per week. At even a 10% savings, that's like picking up an additional 100 gallons a week out of your vehicles/equipment. At the national Diesel average of about $2.35, that's a $235 savings per week, and you only used 3/4 of 1 gallon of our product. Back the cost of the product out, and you're still saving $140 a week. Ok, the savings are one thing. How about all of the other benefits? Anti-Gel, Lubrication, emissions reduction, faster start ups, keeps fuel fresh, oil lasts 50% longer, power increases, cleans out the engine, removes water, eliminates algae. Most truckers are using SOME sort of fuel additive for these benefits anyway. Take Lucas for example. It retails for $31.99 per gallon, and treats 250 gallons of Diesel. Our product retails for $129.00, and treats 1280 gallons of fuel. Using Lucas, you're paying $160 to treat 1280 gallons of Diesel. Significantly more expensive, and the results are POOR compared to our product. The major problem that a lot of people have, is that 1 gallon of Lucas is $31.99 and 1 gallon of Diesel Plus Saver is $129.00. Our product LOOKS a lot more expensive, but when you break down the costs per gallon treated, we're significantly cheaper. Not only that, we're a whole heck of a lot better, performance-wise. And we'll prove it. In this day in age of the falling fuel prices, you still need to be using bottled Additives, for a number of reasons, stated above. We hope you make the correct choice in choosing a bottled Additive. For 10 cents per gallon, treat your engine with the absolute best -- Diesel Plus Saver from LNP Solutions. www.lnpsolutions.net (631) 615-2700 ...read more
By LNP Solutions January 05, 2009
The U.S. has one of the safest food supplies in the world. One main reason for this is the way in which the food is packaged. Balancing food packaging needs, consumer desires and the impact on the environment are the responsibilities of the food packaging companies. ...read more
Hospitals handle various types of hazardous waste. Typical hospital waste includes things such as discarded medical equipment, used needles, medications and bodily fluids. These types of waste must be handled with care and disposed of properly. Hospitals must have a plan and procedure in place to faci... ...read more