I received a call numerous times from World Wide Marketing. I decided to answer one day to tell them to stop calling and I thought it worked. A few days later I received a phone call from a very convincing John Collins. John told a great story and painted a pretty picture telling me about other customers that were making over $250,000 per year. I told John that I am disabled and on a very limited income and was attending school. John sold me on the potential of not having to go to school and making enough money to support myself.
John convinced me to "invest" $15,000 into this home based business. The very next day I received my introductory package and then I was on my way to "riches." What I got for my $15,000 was a generic website (seems thousands of people have the EXACT same website), a "commercial" on a CD that if I was to spend thousands of dollars more I could get on my local TV stations.
I have tried numerous times to reach John Collins and the rest of the crew at World Wide and havent received any return phone calls. I made a dispute with he credit card companies that was later overturned.
I am now elevating this situation and soliciting the help of attorneys.
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