Web Education Members
Complaint 108531 Details
- Date Occurred: 05/01/2014
- Reported Damages: $77.95
The complaint is against an online dating profile
The complaint is a listing fraud posted on public forums or sites against an anonymous entity
The complaint is mobile text spam or smishing related against an anonymous entity
The company or person contact no longer exists
International boundaries
Got an email from my mother in law about a work from home company.Read their review online and signed up for their program. On our credit card statement of April 5/2012 the charge of 97.95 was taken on 4/06/12 and credited to 8555513858BLUEWEB 855-551-3858 CA. On the day we signed up for Income from Home, our member login was signed by Diane Thompson, with a 2nd attempt, 3rd attempt and FINAL ATTEMPT to get me to click on a single link that went to a video for some "Coffee shop Millionaire" program! The product was Access Income From Home TM Instant Access Online Training System. When we didn't get our membership login information, we tried sending an email to [email protected]. Never received an answer. I have sent numerous emails with NO RESPONSE!!!! I had to file a claim with my bank!! DON'T BE A VICTIM OF THESE SCAM ARTISTS!!!!
ALWAYS GOOGLE THE COMPANY YOU ARE LOOKING INTO BEFORE YOU BUY!!!!
WARRIORFORUM.COM has reviews on all kinds of "work from home" opportunities, so check them out too.
- Thomas SBID #362a8ced38
- Posted 05/02/2014
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- Complaint Against Web Education Members
- Complaints Filed: 102
- Reported Damages: $96,180.09
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