These people are slick, and by the number of other people who are reporting them, they bilk people in a lot of different ways. I responded to three of their ways myself, and of course, I'll never get anything back.
First, they get you hooked by offering you 3 of the "hottest businesses on the internet." The cost is only $79, they set up your websites for you and give you access to your back office. Then the "advertising company" steps in and offers you a guaranteed way to get off to a fast start, costing anywhere from $6000 to as low as you make them go before you cave in and give them some amount of money. Just anything—It's all pure profit anyway because they give you nothing for it.
They got me for $1500 plus postage to mail out cards to all their "hot prospects". I was raising sand about not making a dime out of that investment when Michael Hilliard himself called me and said he was going to help all those who were having trouble getting started. He said they had a special program designed just for that and he would be doing it himself. That cost $250 but we were guaranteed that we would have a nice downline when the campaign was over.
It's been at least 3 months and absolutely nothing has happened. Obviously, it is Michael Hilliard who is the head scammer in this organization. He has also been involved in other scams, and when caught, he just closes up, picks a different company name, and opens up another scam.
I fail to understand why the BBB or some other regulating agency does not just shut him down permanently. He doesn't know how to make an honest buck and he specializes in scamming others for his livelihood. Why not a class action suit? I don't know quite how to do it, but maybe someone out there does. Any suggestions?
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