MY EXPERIENCE WITH AGM INTERNATIONAL First of all, Id like to thank Overture for letting me list this page in their search engine, because I know its keeping a lot of people from being ripped off. I only wish I found another like this one, when I did a search on AGM before I joined.
My name is Steven Bennett and I have NOTHING to sell you. I am not using AGMs name to sell you some other lame get rich quick sceme! I am paying for this webpage Mostly out of my own pocket, because a CRIME has been commited against me and many others. My ONLY motivation for writing and publishing this webpage is to try to keep others from being taken.
AGM has basically STOLEN $2000 dollars from me. Their site is money4u.net It is a very slick very compelling website, but don't be fooled, this program is nothing but a SCAM! The owner calls himself "Mark Bennet" and he lives in Israel. Their so called "business packages" cost anywhere from $1,250 to $45,000. They offer an income guarentee of $12,000 to $200,000 per year, and they also guarantee sales will be made on your behalf (to give you the illusion that you will recoop your investment right away) and they said they made 3 for me but I was NEVER paid for them.
I know for a fact that three of the people they have on their website as testimonials, Kim Henson (888) 249 7040, Edwin Garcia (888) 249 7041 and Simon Hill, have actually left the program years ago, when they were ripped off by this scam artist. I know this because I have spoken with them myself. AGM insists on leaving their testimonials on the site, with phony e-mail addresses. When people E-mail them for information, they have imposters (or Mark Bennet himself) reply on their behalf AND LIE ON THEIR BEHALF. Michael Boyd is actually a testimonial AGM copied and pasted from the Herbalife website! As far as all the big name merchants they claim you can sell for with your very own "internet mall", I called the corporate headquarters for Macys, Bloomingdale's and Dell, and they said they have NOTHING to do with AGM. AGM just puts their links on their website to make them look legit (which is one of the reasons I joined). Another reason I fell for this scam is because it seemed like the perfect work at home opportunity. I emailed all the testimonials and they all praised the program. I would later find out (after speaking with Edwin Garcia and Kim Henson) that imposters (or Mark Bennet himself) were returning my emails, and not the people on the testimonials page. Also Mark Bennet was calling me every day from Israel and telling me how well I would be doing with the program, and that if it didn't work out, I could just get a refund.
When you wire your money to his bank, you receive access to an online workshop (
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