First of all this company contacted me when we are on the no-call list. My husband took the call and said it was concerning the internet business I had purchased. Thinking it was Auctions for Income, I took the phone.
Brian Church was on the other end and said that he was associated with Auctions for Income. I presumed that he was telling the truth (how else would he have gotten my number?) He proceeded to tell me how the business works.
He pressured me into investing a large sum of money and said that would be all I would have to invest for the business.
The next day, I called him back and told him that I wanted out and wanted my money back. He again pressured me into staying in "until I got my information packet that would arrive in a few days." I asked him if I would still get my money back if I decided not to stay with the business. I was told that I would.
After receiving the packet, I did call to get my refund, only to be pressured to have a coaching session first. Again, with the promise that I would get my money back if not satisfied.
After the coaching session, I still wanted out. And still have not received one cent back. I know that I have been had! I just want everyone else that even THINKS about doing this to not do it.By the way, Auctions for Income said that they didn't know of the company, Brightbuilders.
Then I had trouble with the Auction PI software that they sent. I could not get the license code to work. I called and they said to go to the AuctionPI support web site. When I did, I found usacomplaints.com and found out that this business is on their site. I had never heard of ripoff or usacomplaints.com.
Barb
Ste Marie, Illinois
U.S.A.
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