Kim's report from Kingston, MO regarding Natiowide Cybersystems on this site describes our experience precisely. We responded to a TV ad and purchased 2 NCS machines after returning from a trip to Europe where public internet cafes/kiosks are widely available. While traveling, whether in the U.S. ...
The Internet kiosk cdaze is not all it's cracked up to be as Nationwide Cyber Systems would like you to believe. ...
Nationwide Cyber Systems ripped me off $15,000 for one machine. The company promised placement of the machine within two months of purchase. NEVER HAPPENED. Almost one year later, I found a location. I have not made any money.in fact, it is costing me $300 monthly to operate. Attempts to contact ...
I'm out $16,000 because of these people! I bought a machine and then their "locations" department couldn't get me a reasonable location I would want. When I went searching on my own, I asked them to help talk the merchant into going for it, all I got was attitude. Next thing you know, ...
Responding to a television ad, my husband and I sent for the information pack provided by Nationwide Cybersystems regarding their kiosks and business startup wherein we would purchase the units, they would find 2-3 suitable locations for them, provide tech support, and get them set up. Also we were ...
Back in August, I saw the commercial for Nationwide Cyber Systems Inc. I called the toll free # and talked to Neal Isanuk who a couple of days later, talked me into buying a machine. Little did I know that Mr. Isanuk was telling me nothing but lies. He informed me that $15,995.00 may seem like alot ...