I too have been ripped off by these companies. The initial sales call is coercive and indicates no money to be invested. "You can do anything you want to with our tools, and we'll be there to help." There is no help. The company scams consumers (calling them merchants) from day one. ...
I was pulled into the work from home business with promises of help. Started with not being able to get onto site. Tried calling the number the gave for weeks no one ever answered, then it was disconnected then it changed again and actually again. I still do not have a number I can call. Nov. I ...
Start-up Essentials was going to help me start an on-line business where I purchase my products from them to resale at a higher rate. This was to be the only cost involved. I am now stuck with a computer that I could have purchased for $500 and a $137 a month bil for 4 years. As a working person, I ...
I was very discusted with this company. After 1 year of getting no help with an internet business I finally hired a web designer for $2,000 to get my business up and running. I do not know how a business such as this is allowed to continue in business. I held up my end of the agreement. They expect ...
I have the same experience as annonymous Plant City, FL. I too was rushed thru the paper signing and the superviser had approved me. Even though I did not want a laptop they sent me one any way and was told it was included in the total sale price of the Startup Essentials. Well everytime I've tried ...
When I was working with a company named "Start-up-Essentials", I was introduced to the company -A-1 Leasing which I was told was a company which worked closely with Start-up-Essentials to help get their clients into business. As soon as I saw the A-1 Leasing contract, I immediately called ...