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Angela Penbrook angelapenbrook@penbrookproductions.com wealth Development Center FRAUD Thay took my money and never delivered the goods promised Internet
after reading the advertisment that i found on my email i decided to give this co a try as i am a disabled veteran and need an extra incolm they said that as soon as i sent the sum of 197.00 that i whould receav all the materials needed to get started making money after sending 197.00 of my rent money I waited for 30 minuts and then tried to contact them again and all i got was (this web page not available so there for i was ripped off of momey that i could ill aford
Barry
derry, New Hampshire
U.S.A.
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Tracy
Kenmore,New York,
U.S.A.
Sorry- that was confusing....
#2Consumer Comment
Thu, March 13, 2008
The poster sent money to a scam artist. It almost looked like angela penbrok had been scammed, my bad.
I tried to find one of her original offers, but Google is so full of complaints, I will likley not get to it until about page 24.
Besides some complaints from rip off report and some others that were absolutely viscious- and deservedly so- had I lost the $197 I would be totally losing my miond- I pasted reviewopedia's description here.
You must complain to the FTC and the Attorney General in your state.
You just STOPPED me from answering that ad- which I think I saw in an ad box on CNN. THANKYOU!!
This is from reviewopedia:
Angela Penbrook
Is Angela Penbrook's Process at Home a Scam...?
Angela Penbrook is currently promoting a relatively new work from opportunity. She claims that her company can set you up with a job getting paid top dollar to simply process rebates at home.
Her program sounds very promising and Angela's home page says that, after you pay the $197 for your membership, she'll put you in contact with companies in need of rebate processors.
In reality her program teaches you how to sell digital products online for commission, then offer your own rebate. The money that you make from each sale minus the rebate is what you will be earning.
So for instance, if an eBook is selling for $50 with an affiliate program that pays 50% commission they advise you to offer a rebate in the neighborhood of $10. Thus, if you get a sale you make $25 - $10 with a profit of $15.
However, in order to attract customers to your rebate proposal you will have to advertise on the major search engines like Google, Yahoo, and MSN. This advertising is done on a cost per click basis and if you follow the system you should be prepared to invest several hundred dollars into this. This is something that Angela Penbrook waits to tell you until after you've payed the $197 membership fee.
So basically, you're not paying for a job but for a sales strategy that can be applied to affiliate marketing. It is possible to make money with this method but it requires money to invest as you will be paying every time somebody clicks on your advertisement. Within one day this can quickly add up to you losing $40 - $160 per day if you don't know what you're doing.
I wouldn't call Angela Penbrook a scammer but her advertising is grossly misleading. Yes it's true that you'll be "Processing Rebates" but that's only after you've spent money, referred a sale, and avoided a refund.