We all know how some of the bigger hair replacement companies are fraudsters and scam their customers. Well I have just come across a site that has proof of this. The company involved is Hair Science International, an Australian company which uses sportsmen to promote their company.

The general gist of the matter is that HSI try to tell their customers that the hair piece (they refuse to call it this, of course) is made by taking one strand of your hair, sending it to America where it is cloned into 70 000 strands of your own hair.

They then try to argue that when it is applied to your head, it will grow "in most cases". They argue that once the new hair is stuck to your head long enough, after 6 months the blood vessels cause the hair to grow. What absolute nonsense.

I came across this website who has proof that this is what they claim. The website is <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://web.me.com/downundercafe/McMillan/scamwelcome.html">http://web.me.com/downundercafe/McMilla ... lcome.html</a><!-- m -->

I nearly vomited when I came across it. The funny thing is, people who don't learn about hair replacement from a site like this, would actually believe this garbage. I have emailed the guy in charge of the site and told him to take it to the ACCC (for those who aren't in Australia, its a body that looks into all types of misleading and deceptive conduct by companies such as Hair Science International).

Have a look at the videos, the phone calls and the stuff the guy says on his site, it is astounding. I will be doing everything in my powers to get Hair Science International out of business.