I am a stay at home mom wanting a job to do from home. I saw and ad in a baby mag sending out alarm ads so i sent them $17 for my supplies which i never got. ...
Since I'm nearing the end of my pregnancy, I was looking for something to do at home. I saw two great ads in one of my magazines. I circled them and book marked the page. I thought about them and dicussed them both with my mother-in-law. She told me to go for it after all, it turned out to be a ...
I only sent them $5 dollars and I then decided to search the web about this company. After I sent them the five dollars they sent me the same letter that was sent the first time with no names, address, stamps, or evelopes that were suppose to be included. The president is writing rebutals about his ...
Please beware of the advertisement RBM Merchandising. The company is trying to cheat people out of money. They are a burglar alarm sales company. You send them money and then you receive advertisements and order forms and never hear from them again. RBM MERCHANDISING PO BOX759 Lake Zurich Illinois ...
Mail order customers beware! RBM Merchandising is not a legitimate business. There is no market for its "dollar store, " battery operated alarms. These items are merely gimmicks used to disguise the fact that RBM Merchandising is simply another variation of the pyramid scheme perfected by ...
I sent in the $15 and they cashed my check almost immediately, although I did receive the 3 letters, 3 stamps, and 3 envelopes. I was ABOUT to send out $54 for 300 more names and labels but I read this article and ripped up my check. It's kind of embarrassing to almost fall for something like this, ...