On 6/13/06 I purchased Gary Jezorski's e-currency program. As I began to work through the set-up, I sent an email to the "personal support" email address on 6/15/06 expressing my concern that with substantial fees that are charged at every e-currency exchange transaction step. It was difficult for me to see how the program could ever be profitable and asked to speak to someone about this. This email went unanswered, so I left a phone mssg on the "member support" line. Again, no reply and now I was concerned.
I found that Gary Jezorski had an existing report filled on the consumer complaints and searching the web, there were other warnings about his e-currency program. Here's a summary of what I found:
(1) the e-currency market used to be viable but no longer is; (2) Gary Jezorski knows this, but continues to promote the e-currency market; (3) due to changes in the e-currency market and heavy fees, it is almost impossible for an account to be profitable; (4) once deposited it is difficult, almost impossible to get your money out of DX in One.
On 6/20/06 I called again, this time speaking with Carlos about my concerns, and asked for a refund. Carlos told me I had to use the program for 30 days in order to receive a refund. I explained that to use the progan I would have to deposit money into DX-in-One which, (according to others who write about e-currency on the web) I will never be able to withdraw. A Catch-22. He asked me to email my concerns and refund. Once again, my email was ignored.
Initially, I was willing to give these folks the benefit of the doubt. I had hoped to discuss my concerns and have my questions answered. But as I've rec'd no replies to my communications, I have no choice but to believe that the numerous scam accusations are true.
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