I received my website introduction kit with software yesterday. Today, a lady named Rebecca called me. She identified herself as my "advertising coach." She asked about my available credit in my credit cards, then asked me how much money I'd like to make a month. I told her 5-10K. Then she told me I needed to buy internet advertising & that they would "GUARANTEE" 30,000
visitors to my site over a six-month period, or about 5,000 hits per month. All for the special one time only price of $3,900.00. But I would have to purchase it right away. Had I known they were going to require MORE than the original website purchase price, I NEVER would have bought anything from them. When I told "Rebecca" I'd have to think it over, she asked me,
"What's to think over? You want to make money, you have to spend money." Needless to say, I'm going to send their materials back and ask for my money back. If they don't refund the money, I'd sure like to hear from a good attorney. Meanwhile, my lifelong best buddy works for the U.S. Department of Justice, and I'm going to see if they can launch a Federal investigation into this company. I also know a Congressman or two. I think it's time to turn up the heat on these charlatans. Anybody else out there want to join me? Why won't they give you all the details up front? Because if they did, they could never close a sale. If that's not deceptive, I don't know what is.
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