I too was scammed by this company for three kit deposits. Each kit deposit was $50.00 plus I had to pay shipping. I was aware of "work at home scams" but after reading the entire web site I thought it was a safe honest company.
As, with all other complaints My account was debited for the deposit emmediately. For the next 3-4 weeks the company ignored my calls and would not return calls on the messages I left. After a month of bull... I received my kits. The spiral notebooks are impossible to assemble, and I have a jewelry business and work with tiny details all the time. I assembled the tea bboxes and "Call of the Wild" books. The sample I sent in for the books were eexcepted but the tea box samples were returned because of crushing in mail. I did resend a new sample that was excepted and asked for the 50% refund on the spiral notebook kit. After another month of ignored calls I sent a letter with the tea box kit assembled, telling them I checked with BBB and learned they had a history of scamming people. I sent the kit and note with delivery confirmation. They received it July 31st, the same day they happened to send my "Call of the Wild" kit back unacceptable.
While I have lost over $180.00, I would like to know if "Tiny Details" is paying taxes to the IRS on the profits they make from scamming people on the "$50.00 bottles of glue". I would also like to know that they have all the correct licensing to use all the book titles they use. (Little Women, Call of the Wild and all others). I am also going to write lawmakers and explore the possiblity that internet companies require a BBB or Rip Off report on each company web site that does business on the internet.
Rutland vermont
Rutland, Vermont
U.S.A.
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