Company obtaining affiliates to market a fuel additive called Mileage Maxx, said to improve gas mileage by up to 20% and reduce toxic emissions by up to 30 %. There was a $99 charge to join the company, More Mileage Now, and to obtain a website for my company, CarolinaGreenFuel.com. I was referred to a marketing specialist, Ryan Dean. He started out with a $15,000 marketing package but since that was way out of my range we settled for a $1,500 package. This was supposed to buy both radio commercials and TV commercials. The sample radio commercial sent to me was terrible and the TV commercial was barely OK. The TV was handled by a Mike Williams who recommended the SPEED channel. So far I have had 24,000 website hits and not one single sale except a quart sizethat I purchased. I have no way of checking the TVadvertising but I still have had no sale. We started "business" in November and for over 4 months we have not had a single sale. There is something terribly wrong with the results so far. I do not think the advertising is being carried ot as they claim and they know ahead of time that sales will be limited if possible at all. They intentionally misrepresent the demand for this product.
I am 80 years old and I still fell for a scam but I did believe in the product. I can ill afford a $1,600 scam since my income is limited.
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