JimFeist.com
False Advertising on the Internet

Is not it a heck of the chance that after I reported towards the Vegas BBB, Vegas Dept. Of Consumer Affairs, Nevada State Attorney General, etc., etc., Jim Feist has become publishing free recommendations on his site? Just before my criticism, Dave Cokin yet others, were marketing certain winners. Nevertheless, we'd to pay for $25 or $29 to be able to get these certain winners.

After I bought among their assured champions that dropped, I never obtained my "allegedly free' picks for that rest of the month. It was that which was marketed about the JimFeist.com site. "If Dave Cokinis Assured Champion DoesN't Get, You'll Get All Dave's Picks for That Rest of the Month Free Of Charge." JimFeist.com had my email address. I'd created 3 preceding acquisitions from him within the levels of $29, $25, and $15. After every purchase, JimFeist.com delivered me a verification email thanking me for my purchase. Consequently, why when Dave Cokinis assured champion dropped, after I created my 4th buy, JimFeist.com never e mailed me my allegedly free recommendations? This really is FALSE MARKETING on the web. FALSE ADVERTISING IS ILLEGAL! Consequently, why cannot I obtain a reimbursement of the $25,000 which was billed to my charge cards? This really is placing a DOUBLE-STANDARD!

Company: JimFeist.com
Country: USA
State: Nevada
City: Las Vegas
Site: jimfeist.com

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