I received an email from a relative who has a reputation of researching investment opportunities before making any financial commitments. The message read “look at this” followed by a link to an internet site of what appeared to be a news report about Pro Advantage 90 System. After paying $27.00 for the system and review it, I discovered (1) the website with the news report about Pro Advantage 90 System is fake, (2) my relative did not send the email message, (3) the email address on the Pro Advantage 90
system website for submitting a request for a refund is not valid, (4) the person who took the information from me to purchase the system will not give me a refund (I have his telephone number). He says I have to call the company direct. (5) I called the company and informed the person about wanting a refund but I have yet to receive a refund. (6) When I use the email account on the confirmation notice I received when purchasing the system, all I get in return is automated responses. No money back! It is a scam! The individuals behind the scenes receive gain by means of deception and wire fraud!
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