I am a Senior Citizen and only receive SS. I was scammed for a large sum of money in 2006 by Cash-Flow Direct. I was suppose to have purchased stock, I guess you call it in Amazon, Target, and Toys R Us. They really painted me a pretty picture and I fell for it hook, line and sinker. I did this to ...
Was looking for a great on line home business to do to make extra money. I was told that I would make thousands of dollars without the work. I invested into 4 of there websites casino, toy-r-us, Amarzon, Target. From Casflow direct.invested $1,296 on my credit card and made 0. All by the way ...
I signed an agreement with CashFlow-Direct for a home-based shopping business with Amazon.com, Target, GPS and a garden shop. They had agreed to provide me with some tools to help with publicizing the site. I did receive some of the materials promised but not all. When I called to request the items ...
I innitially invest $199 for 4 websites and they were shoddlily built at first, a beginner HTML could have fared better. This should have been a red flag for me. They finally improved the site but then suggested that I get a radio commercial done. They played a nice one over the phone for me and ...
I too was ripped off by this company and would like to be included in the retribution if anyone is doing a class action suit against them. I spent close to $1500 and made nothing. I spoke with several people on the phone including Jason Ginn, to name just one of them. I was told that my websites ...
I was told that they would be there to help me earn a supplement income as my husband are on social security. I lost $195.00 for setup plus $1000.00 for adverstiment which never came about. The money was borrowed so it has to be paid out of our fixed income which has been very hard. They called ...