OAA makes promises to thoroughly train you to make $30K in six months by participating in online auctions (such as Ebay) and online malls (Yahoo Shopping). You are told after the inital FREE Online Live Presentation that the cost is $4997, but if you call immediately, they will offer the first five "protege's" a "special" deal at $3997, with a 30-day money back guarantee.
Once you sign up, you quickly find that the only chance you have to make $30K is by pedaling the OAA "Affiliate Program." That's right—get more suckers like yourself to join their Program so they can take their $3997, and so on, and so on... I realized this within a day of signing up and refused to sign their Money Back contract. They still will not refund my money, even though my official training is not supposed to start for a week.
I'm in the process on working with my credit card company, the BBB, and the Department of Consumer Affairs. If that doesn't work out, I have an attorney who will work with me. We would like to hear from others in the same situation for a possible class action suit. Reply through the rebuttal key.
Dean
San Ramon, California
U.S.A.
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