On April 15, I heard on a reputable radio station owned by Clear Channel an advertisment for tax help. I called and signed up, at a cost of 810.95, with a garuteed refund promised to me. I was told a tax rep would contact me shortly. This never happened, so I called to cancel the service. I was ...
I talked with a representative about my tax situation. He made an evaluation and based on the information I provided, I was given an assessment. I told them I cannot afford that arrangement. We discussed my situation further and another assessment was made. This time it was affordable and I agreed ...
I heard an ad for this program on a reputable radio station. They advertised for Tax help-we can evaluate your taxes and get you an additional $3000 or your money back. BS I asked the representative for some printed information and they insisted that if I did not go ahead with the purchase at that ...
I came across an offer for a free tape called 101 hot tax tips while surfing the net. I filled in the information required, and received the tape in the mail. Shortly after I got a call from the national defense network. They explained what the company was asked about my tax situation and finances. ...
NADN suckered me for a three year deal. I'm a cynic, a helluva negotiator, and an litigation attorney to boot. I got what I thought was great deal—three years for the price of two, plus the guarantees, etc. I was so impressed, at first, that I recommended NADN to a trusted friend. He signed up, ...
I, too, was suckered in by NADN - never stopping to catch all the red flags. My initial contact was on their website (after listening to a radio promo) to get a "Free Cassette Tape" (which I NEVER received). My initial call from the company came on Nov. 25. The caller said she was ...