Beware!
I went to one seminar and that led to another seminar. It all sounded so interesting! I still cannot believe I was suckered into this program.
The several gentlemen there were convincing. Supposedly they all came from meager beginnings (maybe - while they were in high school!) and had made it big with Clickincome. And of course they could not say what they were making. As far as I am concerned, they almost made it sound like they were there through ebay! So I was snared!
After signing up and having $5160 charged on my credit card, I realized I had made a mistake. This was not something that would work for me and also - why would it cost so much!?!!
I immediately contacted them and I did exactly as they requested: 1) I sent a registered letter to request a "return authorization" form, 2) I sent all of their supplies back with the filled out return authorization, 3) Contract stated it could take up to 30 business days to get my money back.
I kept watching my credit card bill and the money was not being credited to my account. I made several phone calls, sent letters, and sent emails.
Finally, after nearly 3 months of having my $5,160, they did credit my credit card. But FIRST - I had to go through BBB of Utah, file a dispute with my credit card company, and make several phone calls, emails. It was so timeconsuming.
They claimed the person in charge of returning people's money was fired but I don't care what the reason - I am so glad I got out. I feel fortunate that I realized this was a sham before the 3-day grace period was up for signing contracts! So beware!!!
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