Same with everybody else that had dealt with these guys. E-mail from friend, checked out link, enticed by unrealistic monetary promises. Paid to get an account, logged in, and boom. I knew at that point it was a money hole. Had to pay more once I found out what all was involved. FALSE ADVERTISING. ...
I received an email from a friend with the link to a news report about this great work-at-home business idea. I signed up and received an email from Web Education Members with two links that go nowhere, and a log-in name and password that don't work. ...
I recieved an email from my daughter about a good money making from home. When i rang her she then told me that her facebook about a Home Business Kit then got another from Web Education Members [email protected]; this is the one that came from my daughter Br/twitter. News.php? ...
I signed up for the internet home money making kit for certification in Internet link business. I tried to log onto the link they provide and could not find it in any of the search engines, google, my search, yahoo, Bing, or Norton. Then I found this website and found I had been scammed. ...
A friend sent me notice about this program. They sent me a sign in sheet saying I would get a web page in 24 to 72 hours, nada! Hav called them several times, told them when I use the sign in name and password they gave me it always comes up as invalid. They must have passed my name to all their ...
My story is the same as others reported on this site; received email from friend with the link. To make a long story short signed up; waited for the email confirmation to access site. I was unable to access site with either link provided in the email, finally got in then. I listened to the next ...