Multimillionaire And His Seven Figure Deception

[You Are Guilty]

Well, you know, come to think of it, I could use some new whores. My old ones are getting a bit worn out after all these years. You know how it goes. So sign me up for that one.

 

[BelizeBreeze]

Well, you know, come to think of it, I could use some new whores. My old ones are getting a bit worn out after all these years. You know how it goes. So sign me up for that one.

Are you taking a tax deduction for all of those DOUBLE "AA" batteries you're buying them ???

 

[tranquility]

The email didn't promise new ones just where to find the best ones.

 

[acmb05]

You've made at least two unreasonable assumptions:
-That he's not a multimillionaire. He is; many times over.
-That this was a spurr of the moment action, signing up for the program. It was not. His presenttation and credentials were spotless. Regretably, the reality proved to be different.

If you're not familiar with the Internet marketing scene, you may find it difficult to understand the case...

Stan

And now you know why he is the millionare and you are not.

Try going to ripoffreport.com and searching his name or the company. If he has been around for more than a year you can bet he is on there.

 

[MyHouse]

You need to have proof that you requested the refund within six months. It appears that they are stalling so the time can elapse. Maybe sending a registered letter and stating that you want a refund (and include the contract in case they conveniently forgot) would be a good idea.

 

[stan21]

You need to have proof that you requested the refund within six months. It appears that they are stalling so the time can elapse. Maybe sending a registered letter and stating that you want a refund (and include the contract in case they conveniently forgot) would be a good idea.

Of course I've proof. Number of emails were exchanged with his office. They either refuse to refund, or say: "we'll think about it".

As for the ripoffreport.com no, he isn't there. Checking his other entities is almost impossible... he goes to great pains to fly under the radar.

Stan

 

[acmb05]

Of course I've proof. Number of emails were exchanged with his office. They either refuse to refund, or say: "we'll think about it".

As for the ripoffreport.com no, he isn't there. Checking his other entities is almost impossible... he goes to great pains to fly under the radar.

Stan

And yet you say you checked his credentials and they were impeccable before you decided to give this con-man your 11,000 dollars. Anyone who takes this much effort to hide his businesses in a crook.

Look bottom line is unless you are willing to put a little more money into this and file in court you are never going to see your money. I can almost quarantee you that there is a clause of some sort in your contract that you did not fullfill which would entitle you NOT to receive your refund. These people are experts at this. They have these contracts written so it is virtually impossible for the consumer to get any money back.

Btw what is this guys name or the company name. I bet I can find all kinds of negative stuff about him and his comapny in 10 minutes.