This is supposed to be a transfer debt into wealth company and yet it takes money and provides nothing in return. The so-called information they send to you in an email is nothing more than common sense and doesn't add to anyone's pocket. Therefore, you end up paying for what you already knew. ...
Like many others, the economy has left a lot to be desired and I foolishly bought into the theoretical junk TDIW was pandering. I needed a way out of financial insecurity and they offered a trial look into the system. I paid $6.95 for S/H and never even opened the box. When it turned out I wouldn't ...
RE: Turn Debt into Wealth, John Cummutta. I answered an advertisement and allowed $6.95 to be charged to a debit card for a video - followed up with a web site that there may be further charge if I allowed to participate in this program / it was in the form of a discount from $39.95 to $29.95. I ...
The Rep of Mr. John Cummuta (turn Debt into Wealth) told me I only have to pay shipping charge to lean the system, if I like the system, then they will send me the product, then in Sept. 26 I receive a big box, I did not open it until Nov. 17th, I learnt that the program pocily was place under all ...
I don't know why I actually thought this would be an honest venture, placing ads on EBAY for reputable major companies; but the more research I did the more I realized, this is just as fraudulent as the next guy praying on people desperate to make money an honest living at home. ...
My wife ordered this program on a 30 day trial basis. During this period she was called by one of their representatives, whom she informed we didn't want to keep the program, and requested return shipping information. Representative told her she would be called again before the trial period ended, ...