Jeff Paul Mentoring Of America
Rip off Jeff Paul Mentoring of America, John Beck's Mentoring of America & EPN

I purchased the Jeff Paul Kitchen Table Millionaires Club program from an infomercial and upgraded it to a more expensive program. Doing that put me in touch with Jeff Paul's Mentoring of America. The new program was more expensive to the tune of $6495.00 - the exact amount of available credit I had on my credit card. I was also told that I would make this investment back within three months.in the meantime get a zero percent credit card and transfer this amount to that new card! To give me the time to get my business going. This new kit would include three websites, mentoring sessions and proven product to reproduce and sell.

The mentoring sessions began and I was surprised to find that these were not training or mentoring at all, but sales calls. I was told about all the other things I should purchase in order for my business to be operating successfully. A toll free number, messaging service and of course a merchant account so I could process credit card order from the websites. I inquired about the web sites from the very first phone conversation and was told that I was jumping ahead, that the offline binder was to be covered first and web sites came later. I should get the other services so I'd be ready to start business. So, I paid $995.00 for merchant services which I am billed $20.00 a month for and can't use. I used the company referred to me by the coach at Mentoring of America.
Long story short - I found out that the websites weren't what I told and not what I paid for. So my decision to purchase this program was based on deception. I called Mentoring of America to speak to the guy that sold me the package to begin with and he did not return my calls. I filed a dispute for the charge with my credit card company. Once Mentoring of America knew that they told me I could return the products and if everything was there and to their satisfaction, they would give me 100% refund. A couple of months passed, my credit card account was credited by Jeff Paul Institute for the full sum and I thought things were over and done. Wrong!

A few weeks later, I get a collection notice from EPN Inc to collect money from me on behalf of their client John Beck's Mentoring of America! I contacted them, explained the situation, sent them my letter disputing the charge in writing and figured once they see all that transpired and that I was refunded my money, this would be over. Wrong Again! Since, I have received notice from my credit card company that the dispute was resolved, but it is not according to EPN, Inc or their client. So what do I do now? I have filed reports with the FTC and the Attorney General's office in the state I live. Any other advice? It is terrible that these people can get away with this - where is the protection for the innocent, law abiding citizens? Think writing the network that airs these fruads would want to know about what they do to people? Anyone interested in a class action suit? Any help is appreciated.

Company: Jeff Paul Mentoring Of America
Country: USA
State: Utah
City: Provo
Address: 406 W 5050 N
Phone: 8777046346

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