Startup Essentials is a total RIPOFF. The company Startup Essentials and their leasing arm A-1 Leasing is one and the same. The have you to sign a non-cancallable lease. Not legal. The apparently do not understand that US law makes the financing company responsible for the goods if financing is ...
I too joined Start up and my web site did well until last April when they pulled the plug and sold my domain at auction without any notice to me. I tried to contact them but they never returned my calls. I was contacted by mail in June by a law firm that a class action suit was filed and a ...
It's been a year that I have been paying my $140.69 (this includes tax) to A-1 Leasing, LLC, the bastard child of Startup Essentials. This "contract" is tighter than a small pair of pantihose and unless there is a class action suit, I can't see any other way to stop paying the money (36 ...
Startup Essentials promised a lucrative internet business but does not give real support to produce what they said I could make and left me with a non-cancellable four year contract paying $139.90 a month. They handle all their business on the internet or a fax line. When I called in for help and ...
This company promises support on your "Journey". Support was there at the very beginning however several months into the "journey" My daily email support from them ended. Their phone number changed, leaving no forwarding number where they could be reached and the process in ...
We were contacted by the company, put thru a credit report check, approved, told we would take the course and learn how to make money. They would have a coach, course on the internet to take, places to assist us in getting products and set up a web site. They send you a laptop computer. You will ...