I really don't know how my husband got on these people's mailing list but sorry to say he has fallen for their promises hook, line and sinker. We have had (and just like most everyone else) a few financial set backs and have struggled for years just to stay with our heads above water... And on top of all that both have had some bouts with health problems that keeps us down as well. My faith has always been in the Lord, knowing that He will not allow no more on us than He will see us through. My husband has gotten tired of our struggles and I believe he has reached out for anything that sounds good. These "scammers" and "scum" of the earth "beings" are taking advantage of people like us that have been going through hard times. I'm not saying my husband is weak minded, he is far from that, but I will say he is desperate for our finances to change and sorry to say I have found that he has sent money, that we don't have, to them in hopes of some kind of a miracle that they continually promise to happen. I have done research o these people and of course found on the internet what I'm complaining about and found to be true what I already knew before doing the research. I googled their names and their address and found everything to be fake... The address shows a UPS Store address and there is no phone number (gee, I wonder why) listed to be reached. Somebody please tell me what to do to get these people STOPPED!
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