I had inquired about working from home. I was contacted in January by BTSI Network to work from home as an affiliate for a Canadian online Pharmacy, XLPharmacy. BTSI, as I was told, was the marketing firm responsible for building the website for you that would link to the online pharmacy. I was required to pay BTSI for building my website but had to pay an introductory fee for my web address, $125.00.
After I paid that amount I was then told I needed to advertise and they could do the advertising for me. I asked several times what the advertising actually included and what it looked like and was told they would specifically target customers looking for online pharmacies through banners and pop-ups. I then paid $500 for 5000 visitors or hits to my website page.initially I was not receiving any hits/visitors and requested for my money back. I have yet to see my commission from any purchases to the online pharmacy. I have attempted to contact them several times and only received a wrap around recording. When you call and ask you to press and extension but no one is EVER available and then it prompts you to leave a message. For a long time I was back and forth with Mike Green who said he was the Quality Manager. I can tell it's his voice on the automated system directing you to choose certain options.
After receiving no response from my numerous voicemails and emails I tried to get information from the "actual" pharmacy website like their license number and the agency that provided them the license and my response was "why do you need this information". The email I was sent answering my question with a question disabled you from replying.
This is my last attempt to receive my money back. I now realize this was/is a scam. I was promised commission and monies for an at-home-business and was never given proof of what I purchased in advertising and after supposedly having 1118 people visit my web page and not one person and purchased from my website. This is probably because it's all fake and fraudulent!
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