Vensure claimed to have a work at home program and had a 50 dl fee which I paid. Withouth much explanation as to how a business is set up, they claimed to coach me if I paid $7,995 and invested about 10 hours per week. After they referred me to other companies they thought were going to do my business good and buying their services for another $10,000, Vensure is not being responsible for the immense lack of communication and damage it caused. I first talked to Mr. Patterson from Vensure he asked if approximately 7000 dls would be smarter than paying for another type of degree (which I was actually pursuing). Believing in this "coaching" program who help would make me have a successful e-business, I now have a total of $18,000 in debt with credit cards and came to realize I have to spend around 20 hours per week while I work a full-time job. I am unable to make the monthly payments and Vensure is not wanting to give me my money back and I still have to deal with the other expenses charged by the companies Vensure referred me too. Vensure is aware some of their costumers have no clue as to how to set up a business, how much money it will take, claim to coach you AND referr other services that claim will make your business successful. This business won't be successful because Vensure, knowing I was unaware of the business and claiming to coach, intentionally, but not holding responsibility, mislead me to accrue a debt with the highest interests possible, of $18,000. They are not giving me a refund. The only possibility for me to get my money back, I have to do this business in order to earn what they technically stole from me.
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