I checked into information on how to start an internet business online. My information was passed to a company called Premier Mentoring. They were very smooth and nice initially and convinced me that I would make money very quickly if I used their services. I fell for their line but then I had second thoughts and did some checking online about the company owner, Ken Sonnenberg, and his various companies. Apparently there are several people that have filed complaints against several of his companies. After reading several complaints that said the same things I decided to cancel my agreement with them. I have three days to cancel and decided to do so today which is the second day. I don't know why I didn't check on the company before I ever agreed to anything. Believe me I have learned my lesson!
While a few of the people I talked to have been understanding there was a phone call from one man in particular who badgered me for the reasons why I want to cancel. It seems that me saying I've just changed my mind is not good enough. I was told I was quitting on myself and that I don't know what I'm doing, that I'm acting like his young child, that I don't know my own mind, how can I decide to do something one day then completely change my mind the next. This went on and on. I think he thought he would wear me down enough and make me feel badly enough that I would change my mind. I told him that the way he was treating me was making me realize more and more that I was making the right decision. This was the exact thing that I read on some of the complaint sites. If you change your mind their whole demeanor changes and it is true.
I got caught up in their sales pitches and jumped into something expensive without doing the proper research first. I hope that I don't have any problems with the cancellation and that my credit card will not be charged.
I am writing this in hopes that someone does check out this company before agreeing to something that is a potential scam.
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