I received an e - mail supposedly from a friend with a link to how to make money on the Internet. This was a page advertising Sally Rhodes Stay at Home Business site. I did research and looked at testimonials and decided it was a reputable company. I was taken to a page which asked for payment info ...
Received email from my son, I opened it and it was advertising for Sally Rhodes Stay at Home Business scam you can make $7,657 a month. I thought my son sent it to me because I have been out of work for a year and he saw it on TV show. The advertising had USA; MSNBC at the top, so I thought oh this ...
This came from my sister and it had all the legitimate referrals from all these news companies. Pretty sure all the testimonials on its website are false. My bank notified me that this was a fraud scam, and refused the payments to go through. Thank goodness! I am so careful about these things, and ...
I received an email from a family member with a link to the Sally Rhodes Stay at Home site. Because it was from someone I trusted, I did not check anything out. I bought into the "Stay at Home Training" and signed up for creating a business. This included giving them my social security ...
After my husband was laid off in May and my sub position ending in June I was looking for a way to make money to keep my family afloat. I found the Sally Rhodes Stay at Home Revenue company, read a lot about it and thought it was a reputable company. I bought in to the program for 97.00 on 7/13. I ...
I ordered the Stay At Home Revenue kit for $97.00 and was directed to CSMU. I did get into CSMU and only 2 training classes was offered before it shut down. Never received the Welcome letter with the link to Freedom club or Sally Rhodes email so you could ask for a refund. When you hit the contact ...