LONGITUDE CAPSULES VS. EXPAND

Expand is more effective and less expensive than Longitude! As you can see below, Longitude capsules lack many primary ingredients that actually make the male enhancement process occur. Longitude encourages a 5+ month program to achieve maximum results as opposed to Expand suggesting 2+ months! We take pride in providing high quality, affordable products for our customers. The largest cost for Longitude capsules is advertising, that is why Expand is much less expensive. Our largest cost is putting together a superior product made from the finest available ingredients for you! We know and state with confidence that our product is just as (or more) effective than Longitude Capsules. Expand has been the original formulation for years. Also when you purchase Longitude Capsules, they will automatically send you more bottles and keep charging you $40 per month without prior authorization, and it is very difficult to cancel your membership. Make sure you read all of their guidelines carefully! Be a wise consumer and don't overpay!

Regardless, longitude was a great product. We received many messages and/or phone calls from people stating Longitude Capsules really worked for them. Normally, these people were looking for alternatives or a competitor's product to try for a lower cost. Longitude Capsules are no longer available as of 05/30/02- Read why below:

IMPORTANT NEWS ALERT REGARDING LONGITUDE

Arizona Shuts Down Firm Selling Penis Enlargement Pills
Wed May 29,10:55 PM ET

PHOENIX (Reuters) - Authorities have shut down a local company and seized $30 million of its assets for allegedly selling Longitude Capsules penis enlargement pills over the Internet and Television, state officials said on Wednesday.

C.P. Direct, based in Scottsdale, Arizona, was put out of business and its Web sites closed following complaints about the company and its product that promised results within months of taking its supposedly potent yet costly Longitude Capsules, officials said. The Arizona Attorney General's Office filed court documents accusing this firm of fraud, theft, money laundering and racketeering.

Named in the civil forfeiture action was Michael A. Consoli, 44, and his mother, Geraldine Consoli, 76, and Vincent J. Passafiume, 28.

The three were warned by the state in 1996 about fraudulent practices when they operated a business that sold computers and other electronic equipment. In 1999, the Consolis and Passafiume were barred from doing business in Arizona through the mail, Internet or using other telecommunication devices.

Among the items seized were luxury cars, including a Lamborghini, Rolls Royce, Ferrari and Bentley, $20 million in bank accounts, $3 million in cash, a bounty of luxury jewelry, and real estate property across the nation, according to a list of the items. 

Company officials for Longitude Capsules could not be reached for comment.

"It's going to take time to find out how many people bought the Longitude Capsules," said Pati Urias, a state Attorney General's spokeswoman. "It appears they did quite a bit of volume."