Another SCAM effects Auto Shipping Industry - MovingAid.com a.K. A Consult530 a.K. A Infusion Marketing a.K. A Angels Moving Auto's, Inc.
Consumers and business poeple in the auto shipping industry are being scammed again by another Redding Calafornia company (s)
Angels Moving Auto's a local auto shipping broker out of Northern Calafornia has teamed up with Consult530 (aka Carriersoft) to scam people out of their hard earned dollars.
Background:
Consult530 provides a basic automated auto shipping software applet directly to auto shipping brokers. This software automates the quote and booking process to create more time for the average broker to make additional customer contacts. This in it self is no big secret.
The online software from Consult530.com costs about 1500.00 to set up and a few hundred dollars a month to run.
Over the last 6 months Dina Gifford from Angels Moving Auto's a Calafornia based auto shipper. (and user of the system) has teamed up with Eric Brewer, an employee of Consult530 to form a new company called "Infusion Marketing" what this company does is recruit new people to open auto shipping companies nationwide.
They offer prospects the opportunity to be self sufficent with their own business. All sounds well and good to this point.
The Truth is this:
Mr Brewer and Ms.gifford are actually charging these prospects a large fee in the area of 11,000.00 - 12,000.00 to basically do the same set up that consult530 does for 1500.00 under the premise they will provide enhanced support for the prospects new company.
They however do not - They pay the nominal fee to consult530 then pocket the diffence for themselves. When we were approached about this opportunity we were excited to get involved until we did the research and found that about 10 new companies have been started in 6 months and half of them failed in the first month.
Not only did they fail from lack of support they were out 11,000.00-12,000.00 and under contract with Consult530 and Infusion Marketing for at least a year.
This means that Mr Brewer and Ms.gifford have scammed at least 5 people out of more than $70,000.00 in the last 6 months and they are still going.
To Make it worse:
"Both parties are in violation of numerous federal, local and state laws and are nearing prosicution for interstate fraud amoung other charges" as reported by local and state officials when we contacted them to report this scam.
Appearently there is already a case against all of these companies cooking. It is only a matter of time before the walls come crashing down on Eric Brewer, Dina Gifford and anyone else who might be connected directly with this thing.
As for me, I will remain retired in Detroit. I see now that exploring opportunities to make alittle extra money only brings an older man closer to the real world we live in.
Beware of these poeple and tell everyone you know who may be affiliated about these people. Beware.
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