If you go to computertraining7647.org you will notice they have the following quote:
"Best of all, this program had the endorsement of a major consumer protection group, which keeps in close touch with the nation's business bureaus. You can read their report by clicking here"
The link to "clicking here" takes you to consumer-advocacy-group.org
A quick glance at the site and it is an obvious fake. Notice on the endorsements page all of the programs recommended are major nationwide, well known programs with the exception of their internet website?
Notice how there is really not much in the way of content?
My favorite part is the "file a complaint form." As of the writing of this rip off report 2/14/07 the page with the form for "file a complaint" wasn't even a real web form. Sure there were form fields, but the HTML tags necessary to make the form work weren't even there. Furthermore the "submit" button simply linked to the thankyou page, they didn't even bother to make the form perform a simple post operation to make it seem like it even had a chance at working.
I'm so sick of sites like this. I don't know what their selling but I would bet anything that this is a complete scam. Best case they are a legitimate company using very unethical marketing practices, but what is the likelyhood of that? About zero. Stay away!!
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