I was looking for an opportunity to make some extra money like a lot of people and thought that I was making a good decision. I paid the money to get the information and begin my rebate processing job. What I got was no where near what was advertised.
I received several e-mails right away and thought that I was headed in the right direction. All of the e-mails were useless though and the "friendly" customer service gave me the run-around.By the next day, I was concerned, and started to check other information on the web and found Process At Home and Site Review Authority must be linked together for a nice scam.
I cancelled the card that I paid for the service with to be on the safe side and began a series of e-mails and phone calls to get my money back as part of their 90 day guarantee. Surprisingly, I did get my money back after 3 weeks of harrassing them every day 2-3 times via phone and e-mail. Within that 3 weeks, I never received any information to back up their claims of income. I did not get my free one-on-one with a specialist and I did not talk to a person that seemed comfortable with the English language.
Only after I threatened to find them, sue them, and support any grass-root campaigns against them did I get the money back. The average person might not get as angry over a lousy $197 you might say, but I hate to get ripped off. If you are looking for extra income, my advice would be to stay away from Angel Stevens story of rags to riches and not support her getting richer while you come up with a way to recover the money you wasted.
On the Internet, you hear or read about a lot of people claiming to be " just a normal person " Scam artists are not normal people. The people that get ripped off are the normal people. My advice, follow your gut and don't fall for something that sounds to good to be true. And hopefully, if there is a real Angel Stevens is the world, maybe she will get hit by a truck.
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