Angela Penbrook /wealth Development Center ANGELA PENBROOK REBATE PROCESSING FROM HOME SCAM me out of $197.00 Internet
ANGELA PENBROOK REBATE PROCESSING FROM HOME IS A $197 SCAM.
I work two jobs 8hrs on one and 9hrs on the other sometime seven days a week.and still I barely making ends meet. I paid the $197 and joined the program. thinking that I could eliminate one of jobs the ad
was sounding so convincing I fell for it!!! The imformation i received HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH processing rebates.
I then sent an e-mail and ask for a refund .I was told I would get a response in 24 hours. matter of fact here's the email.Thank you for taking the time to contact our Customer Service Department.
A friendly customer service representative will get back to you within the next 24 hours. Thank you for your patience.
Customer Service
Process from Home
a Penbrook Productions Company .
Well it have been two weeks now and I'm still looking for my refund.This company needs to be stopped.I KNOW that I will never get my money back .I just want MS. ANGELA PENBROOK to know that I'm not going away so easy. I'M GOING TO EMAIL THEM EVERY DAY.
Clifford
blue island, Illinois
U.S.A.
4 Updates & Rebuttals
Sweetybird68
Buffalo,Minnesota,
U.S.A.
File a fraud report with your credit card company.
#5Consumer Suggestion
Fri, March 07, 2008
If you paid by credit card, you could call them and let them know that you were defrauded. Or you may have to wait until you get the bill with this charge on it, then file a written dispute. Make sure you include all emails you sent, their ad, and any other proof you have. While they investigate, they will not make you pay the $197, and most likely will remove the charge. You can also direct them to this site. If neccessary, your credit card may cancel your account and issue a new card with a new number so this company can't make unauthorized charges.
Sweetybird68
Buffalo,Minnesota,
U.S.A.
File a fraud report with your credit card company.
#5Consumer Suggestion
Fri, March 07, 2008
If you paid by credit card, you could call them and let them know that you were defrauded. Or you may have to wait until you get the bill with this charge on it, then file a written dispute. Make sure you include all emails you sent, their ad, and any other proof you have. While they investigate, they will not make you pay the $197, and most likely will remove the charge. You can also direct them to this site. If neccessary, your credit card may cancel your account and issue a new card with a new number so this company can't make unauthorized charges.
Sweetybird68
Buffalo,Minnesota,
U.S.A.
File a fraud report with your credit card company.
#5Consumer Suggestion
Fri, March 07, 2008
If you paid by credit card, you could call them and let them know that you were defrauded. Or you may have to wait until you get the bill with this charge on it, then file a written dispute. Make sure you include all emails you sent, their ad, and any other proof you have. While they investigate, they will not make you pay the $197, and most likely will remove the charge. You can also direct them to this site. If neccessary, your credit card may cancel your account and issue a new card with a new number so this company can't make unauthorized charges.
Sweetybird68
Buffalo,Minnesota,
U.S.A.
File a fraud report with your credit card company.
#5Consumer Suggestion
Fri, March 07, 2008
If you paid by credit card, you could call them and let them know that you were defrauded. Or you may have to wait until you get the bill with this charge on it, then file a written dispute. Make sure you include all emails you sent, their ad, and any other proof you have. While they investigate, they will not make you pay the $197, and most likely will remove the charge. You can also direct them to this site. If neccessary, your credit card may cancel your account and issue a new card with a new number so this company can't make unauthorized charges.