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| I, unbeknowingly, bought a new 'fake' machine for $900-00. After 7 months use & absolutely no results, the machine broke down. I happened upon Lloyd Shaw @ Vibra-Train as I was looking for someone to repair the machine in the hope it would one day do something for me! To cut a long story short I now run a Vibra-Train studio and have never looked back. You CANNOT compare any vibration machine on the market to Vibra-Train machines. All of my customers that have tried other brands totally agree |
| We only "harass / contact" people who sell pirated goods. To give them a chance to do the right thing. If they don't, yes we chew them out.......Note: Only dodgy people dislike us. Genuine mistake makers usually say thanks. |
Di Heap: This comment relates to anger from a seller when Lloyd Shaw explained errors in her auction - she was calling a "low speed pivotal vibration massage machine" a Vibra Train - which as explained above is a high energy, 200kg steel, lineal, exercise machine. The machines available for lease are commercial units. They are not the same as the vibromax and crazyfit that people put up for sale, not even similar. NOTE: The term that groups all this type of equipment is Vibration Machines | |
| The reviews to this site are by people that work there. Not very proffesional |
Di Heap: 1. Please read the first review again. It is from an independant studio owner.
2. Any person can write reviews, just as you have.
3. I invite you to a free, full session ; just to show you the difference. I have nothing to sell you. Please call me | |
 | would never buy off this company as he seems to harass people trying to sell vibrating machines privately via trade me. very unprofessional and un necessary! both vibration machines for sale today have harassing comments |
Di Heap: It is very necessary to point out marketing that involves deliberate lies to sell low quality products, pretending they are the real thing. Note: I don't sell machines so I have nothing to lose by helping people choose a quality machine (and pointing out improper use of "Vibra-Train" - a trade mark that cannot be used on any other brand machine). The correct generic term is Vibration Machine - it helps you to sell things if you use the right terms. | |
| Don't let anyone sell you a fake machine. If they say it is a Vibra Train product, but it looks different to the photo above. They are scammers. |
Di Heap: The machines for lease here are Vibra-Train brand. They are not for sale and can never be sold. Lloyd Shaw who has commented here has designed multiple machines so he is in the ultimate position to write about them. It is a simple mistake to call any vibration machine, a vibra train BUT marketers use this similarity to push low energy machines (often quoting fake specs), saying they are the same or are the exact machine as Vibra-Train. Each type has specific uses, it's important to differentiate | |
| This trainer is a dedicated Vibration Training expert and offers the kind of back up some businesses could only dream of. |
| As an independent studio owner (VibraTone) I have tried multiple machines and paid over $9K for some of them. They all broke down within 3-6 months of operation. I then purchased a Vibra-Train machine and have never looked back...It has been on my studio floor for 2 years now working up to 12 hours a day with no problems at all. These truley are the best machine's in the world and get great results. Vibra-Train is now thee number one company in the world when it come's to vibration traing |
