I sent for a free material with only payment was the $3.98 SH. When the material came, it was with a series of CDs that were very inferior in content quality. Along came the one on one free gift certificate for personal coaching for one month.
When I contacted the number for free coaching, I got an email that I should supply 5 different businesses with names, telephone, physical address and type of business. I smelled immediately that they were interested in getting some real live leads for their Credit Card business for free. I refused to supply the request since it had nothing to do about free coaching.
I immediately inform the company about my intent to return the material that I did not order. That prompted somebody from their office to call me and asked rudely what I was doing. When I told David, the person, that I did not like to discuss this personal matter he retorted twice by mockingly and rudely asking if my business was about pornography. It made me livid and mad for such brazen and uncouth manner.
Later my husband called for a physical address to return the material since there was no physical address provided. The man once again resorted to tactics to force my husband to buy the materials by lowering the price from $99 down to different figures until it was lowered to $9. An email was sent to us to consider not returning the materials followed by a warning that the material must be posted within 5 days which include Saturday and Sunday even though it was way before the one month period. There ought to be a law against such fraudulent group.
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