I was interested in starting a home based business, was contact by Start up Essentials, and then a third party was on the phone and before I knew it, I was signing a contract with my mouse on my computer, which was unbreakable. I have contacted the BBB and Federal Trade Commission as well as ...
Just wanted to add, yet another victim of these companies manipulative lies. You get involved, everything seems okay, then you look for the 3 years of support you were promised (this is on the lease agreement, so the company broke the lease) and there is no response. The startup essentials web site ...
2006 November, a Startupessentials representative called me, and said they can help me build up a home business. I fell into it, and followed their instruction to sign the lease in a hurry. Few days later, I got the leasing in mail. The lease is not with Startupessentials, but with A-1 Leasing, the ...
I signed up for this offer, through a sales person her name is Francine Bustamtz, or something like that, it's hard to read her hand writing. She ws very pushy. I received a laptop computer with the promise of helping me set up a website to sell things, but the computer wore out after only a few ...
Start Up Essentials scammed me into signing a lease to be able to take credit card payments. They went out of business within 6 months of me signing the lease and I am still being charged by A-1 Leasing for something I am not able to use. ...
We too received a phone call. The person was Rita Echols (4455 LBJ Freeway, Suite 502, Dallas TX, 75244) and our contact person was to be Tony Jackson. During the call there was pressure to sign up now or the opportunity would be lost. We initialled all the appropriate boxes on the on-line leasing ...