I am over 70 and was a prime target for the Clickincome scammers since they knew I had not grown up in the computer age. And yes I believed everything they said and fell hook, line and sinker for an online business that I would have my investment back within one year. (acording to them) It is now ...
I attended what was advertised as a FREE seminar by Auction Success to learn how to buy and sell on E-Bay. The only thing I filled out was a Registration Card "to attend the seminar." During the seminer they gave out very basic information and then started telling everyone they had to ...
This compnay nis snding me invoices for some fictious services. I do not know this company nor do I have any record of what they are trying to charge me for. I have bought nothing from them and can only think that it is from a con game that came to Canada to try to get people to enroll in their ...
All the reports I have read in this complaint about Clickincome are so true. I went to a seminar 1/08. The information they gave about e-bay was not anything that you couldnt get from ebays website. Basically they try to get you up and running with your own website. This did interest me because ...
Beware! I went to one seminar and that led to another seminar. It all sounded so interesting! I still cannot believe I was suckered into this program. The several gentlemen there were convincing. Supposedly they all came from meager beginnings (maybe - while they were in high school!) and had made ...
At 8pm on 1-16-08, I attended a "free" 2-plus hour seminar at the Clarion Hotel in Pensacola, Fl. That was supposed to teach myself and others how to buy and sell on Ebay. The Ebay part lasted 10 minutes, and the rest of the time we were hustled by speaker Richard Layton into purchasing a ...