Network Market Solutions/Universal Marketing & Training
Complaint 191584 Details

On August 2,2012 I received a call from a man named Frankie Peterson from Network Market Solutions who asked me if I wanted to make money with an online work at home job. I said I was interested in working from home. He said that if I invested $9100 paid through my credit card(which would be using the bank's money and not mine)and I would receive a 2% commission for every lead that was purchased regarding legitmate companies who were looking to take out cash advances on their credit cards to increase their business capital. My network market campaign manager was John Ryan, located in Glendale, AZ and I spoke with him every 3 to 4 weeks for updates on my investment. I was able to login into Universal Marketing and Training website and check my dashboard but the only things listed there were the names of 13 businesses with no updates. As of October 25, 2012, I have been unable to reach anyone at Network Market Solutions or Universal Marketing and Training via telephone or email regarding my investment thus I realized I had been scammed. Also, I was referred to several companies, under false pretenses, like Ikongo, Online Advantage,Business Success and the Tax Club to assist me in setting up my work-at-home business and they charged me fees on my Visa credit card and I received nothing in return. So I figure that all these companies are in on the scam as well. I attempted to call these companies to get my monies refunded and only the Tax Club refunded the fee for doing my income tax for this year which would have not been completed until next tax season. One of the other companies said they would send me an income tax receipt for what I paid.
I cannot believe I was so naive about this whole situation and I am currently in debt up to my eyeballs and attempting to take legal action.