I was scammed by Internet Yellow Pages! They had what seemed to be a great deal and a great job for a stay at home mother of three. My husband and I spent our savings of $3285.00. We were told we would make $9000.00 in twelve weeks selling websites. I was told that I would have a coach that would call me once a week for 1 hour, and that coach would help me sell the websites. I was told that the coaches were not selling the sites on their own. Iwas told that I did not need a computer, I did not need to be on the internet or have anything extra to do this business. I was told that they would send me all names and numbers of contacts in my area. My coach told me on the very first call that I needed a computer, internet access, fax machine with it's own line, business cards & stationery, and a seperate phone number with voice messaging, and a business license. My coach was only spending 10-15 minutes a week with me, and she told me that she could not help me with selling the websites. To make this long story short I did not get anything that I was promised, so I contacted the Better Business Bureau of Utah. They proceeded to help me get my money back. After several letters back and forth I finally received a letter stating that I would receive a refund in the full purchase amount of $3285.00 the following Monday after their materials were sent back to their office. I sent their materials back and I contacted them several times by phone. They told me that they were only allowed to process 2 refunds a week and that mine was way down the line. July 15,1999 I received a letter from them stating that they were revoking their offer to refund the balance on my account. I do not know what else to do. The company was a partnership, I was contacting Advance Marketing and they told me my contract was with Internet Yellow Pages. I tried contacted them and of course they have moved. Please Help Me Get My Money Back!!!
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