IRL of Georgia sent a card through the U.S. Mail which I relied to in regard to an award I was to be able to obtain. Upon calling these people, I was told that my credit card company had entered me in a big sweepstakes and also used their name (the card companies name) and gave me part of the ...
These folks really know how to work their con. We own a small family business and did not realize we had been conned until we requested a refund of our $4500 evaluation fee. That's when they turned ugly. And what a joke that third party evaluation was—it read like a doctoral thesis on economics—not ...
Alliance Acquisitions also ripped me off to the tune of $7000.00 for an "appraisal". They failed to introduce any potentail buyers to me although that said they had several interested in my business before I signed up with them. They also said my business was worth twice the amount that ...
It is with a heavy heart and a sinking feeling that I am not going to get my money back from these crooks after reading about the others that have also been ripped off. Can someone please tell me how to join the class action suit? Thanks. ...
I was approached by AAA, April with the pretense that they had a "qualified buyer" in waiting that has sufficient funds to buy my buisness. All they had to do was a business analysis, create a report and the deal would close in ninety days. Each time I called them in those three months I ...
Alliance Acquisition Associates, Inc approached me to sell my company. To do so they needed a company evaluation which was to be provided by an accounting firm for $8,500. If the company was not sold in 1 year the fee would be refunded. After the year I requested the refund and was refer to a ...