My husband and I also fell victim to BHA, to the tune of $6,000. Our story is the same as everyone elses... They lied to us outright. We have finally received a refund of 50% (not the 100% we requested). The salesman whose name is MEL DEAR, actually had the nerve to laugh at us when we asked for a refund.
I think they actually have some fun doing this to people. I won't go on with alot of the same that is already in this report. The most important thing I can contribute is to tell others who have also bought into this scam not to give up. This is what they rely on people doing. Threaten with lawyers and follow-through if they don't respond. Get in front of as many people as you can and tell your story.
I personally spent several hours in their reception room and spoke to other couples about the rip-off, who in turn either did not sign up, or went back for a refund. I am dedicating one day a week to standing in front of their building on Bay Street and educating other intended victims on this scam via print material and web links. I have also contacted two national TV networks about doing an expose on this company... And I won't stop there. I think it is important that we show these people that we can have just as much sport with them as they have had with ripping us off.
Make the salesmen (VP's) personally responsible as well as the company. I myself have found out some pretty interesting information on the salemen at the franchise we were ripped off by and have in turn handed that info over to the networks also.
As far as I am concerned, it was worth paying the $3000.00 if I am able to see them suffer as much as they have done to so many.
I encourage you all to do the same.
Mary
Toronto, Ontario
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