There are no details of the owner (s), company head office or any other telephone numbers except the Toll Free number 1-888-959-3953 which we could not reach, calling from India I sent 2 e-mails (one last night and one earlier to the gmail address and then I discovered the [email protected] ...
The signup fee was $97 before access to the site is granted. Then there are workshops which you go through & as part of the business setup you are required to add details to a website which is set up for you. The total amount that was withdrawn from my account was $186. And as for the 60 day ...
The company gave an email address of [email protected] and I wrote them for assistance. They said they would respond in 48 hours and I never heard from them. There apparently is no way to cancel so as not to be charged. I want to cancel immediately and am unable to so I want to be able to ...
Just like I am reading about, got the email as a spam mail from my husband. Thinking he wanted me to sign up, paid my $97. Then discovered it was spam mail, called to get a refund. It is now November 8th and I got my credit card bill and still have not gotten a refund. Total scam - should be ...
I recieved the e-mail from my wife - or so I thought - went ahead and signed up. Had some so called consultant get in touch with me and went on about some bigger and better scheme to make money. They train you and over a 3 to 4 month period "you too can start making real money at home". ...
I got the website from a friend also, as others have said, so I trusted it to not be a scam. Signed up, paid the $97, got an online login. Logged in and was directed to call a toll free number to get started. Called, and the first two times could not get a hold of the person I was supposed to talk ...