As with so many others, I was lured in by the fast-talking Mr. Wakefield. $6,900 is a lot of money that neither I nor most people in this country can afford 'stolen.' The mentoring was weekly, several sessions, some lasting 5 minutes, others lasting 20 but none more than that. The mentor changed in ...
WTA - World Trader's Association is a Scam. They have evidently closed up business, have several bad reports and won't answer phone calls or ship merchandise or pay commissions. Although, they have no problem charging your credit card. I feel totally ripped off of my $7500 investment and wondered ...
I too was one of the unfortunate people to be taken for their hard earned money. Luckily, I only gave the 50% deposit, and before it got too late, put my membership on hold indefinately. Of course this meant to them, never to call me again, for I have not heard from them in over a year. Their ...
Dear reader, WTA ripped me off also!!! I was robbed of over $10,000. And I want my money back. They told me that I would get 25 initial accounts, training, leads and ongoing support. That was all a lie.instead all I received was numerous books of out-of-business suppliers. These were the most ...
The issue I have with WTA is that contractually WTA agreed to provide me with a service, merchandise, literature, and leads. They have not provided me with these services adequately as stated in the contract and are clearly in breech of contract. I have made several unsuccessful attempts in ...
I have looked at two other web sites with complaints against WTA, whitch includes a Federal Trade Commission web site. The rebuttal on this web site of offering partial refunds back to 12 menbers who complained could possibly be more misleading words from WTA. I'm talking about the dollar amount. ...