Marketing Director, Michael Phillips, led me to believe that I would be making $5,000 to $10,000 a month by using World Wide Marketing and Associates LLC services to bringing targeted visitors to my website that was set up by National Opportnities LLC. He led me to believe that I would be making enough money to pay back in 2 months the original investment of $10,000.
When this did not happen, I worked with my credit card company to get the charge taken off of my credit card. When they contacted World Wide Marketing and Associates LLC, the documentation that they provided as proof of my agreement did not have my signature on it but was signed by someone else. I considered this to be forgery.
My credit card company said that they could not reverse the $10,000 charge because I provided my credit card number to National Opportunities LLC. However, the $10,000 charge was from World Wide Marketing and Associates LLC. I had no idea that these were the same Company. Because I provided my credit card number to National Opportunities LLC to set up the website, they considered this authorization to use my credit card number for World Wide Marketing and Associates. They have different company names, different addresses, different cities, states and zip codes. How was I supposed to know that they were the same Company?
Looking back now, I regret that I believed anything he had said. When he told me the cost of the program ($10,000), I told him that I needed to talk to my husband before making any decisions. He said to tell my husband when I show him my first check. Again, I was let to believe that I would be making enough money to be able to pay back the initial investment. But this did not happen and I received no checks.
I was also told that for the first year, the program would be on autopiolet and I would not have to do anything. I was also told that there was an Advertising Guarantee with a refund of 100% if I was not satisfied. Needless to say, I am not satisfied and received a 0% refund.
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