Millenium Marketing Concepts a.K.A. Casey Consulting promised I would make up to $2,000.00 a month and much more as my client base progressed. I was unemployed, still am, and this sounded like just the thing I was looking for. My contact, Brian, gave me the run down on the different levels they had available. Each level gave me more access to big name companies that would be listed on my own web site, shoppershelperonline.
My web site didn't change as I wanted it to for several weeks. After calling day after day I was finally passed on to my coach, Brian, who said he'd take care of it. He transferred me to their web site-managing department. The fellow told me to pick one of five designs, which I did. Finally, my web site looked okay. The catch was it was one of five. I was originally told I would be working with a web master to design a special web site just to my liking.
I had business cards and post-its printed up from Vista Print, at Millenium's suggestion. That was more money I poured in to this venture.
Something didn't right the first month when nothing was happening. I called Brian a number of times but he was always busy with another victim. Finally I got through and told Brian this wasn't working and I felt like I was being scammed and wanted my money back. Well, he told me to hang in there and soon the money would be pouring in. It didn't. I called him again pleading to get my money back because I was unemployed and needed that money. He told me if I didn't make any money in one year's time I would be refunded the initial sign up fee of $270.00. He also advised the $1500.00 would never be refunded since it went to the different companies I had agreed to put on my web site, Amazon being one of them.
It's been over a year now. After trying so many times to reach them and not getting anything but a recorded message I realized I was scammed. It sure would be helpful to get my original investment back but have resigned to the fact I probably will never see it.
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