Galaxy Mall, Galaxy Enterprises, Storesonline.com, Imergent Inc Consumer rip-off fraud misleading deceptive Consumers Contact the Following Orem Utah
I purchased six sites yesterday in Concord California. I decided I did not wish to do business with SOL after I researched SOL and saw some of the complaints on it. I was led to believe the company was a reputable company but I found it had changed names several times. I feel all of this is deceptive business practice. The product CD never worked correctly and the so called proprietary info. on the site was available anywhere for free. I spoke with a representative of SOL and he told me I could not have a refund as I had signed all right to refund away.
I spoke with my credit card company and have told them why I want to dispute this charge. I tried to get a refund to my credit card of the full amount under the FTC 3 day cooling of period and am still fighting it. I do not think I will be able to cancel through Visa. I have contacted the FTC and California Attorneys office in regard to this issue. Washington state just posted a Cease & Desist against StoresOnline. Here is link: http://www.dfi.wa.gov/sd/S-03-010-03-TO01.pdf For those of you from California please contact the California Attorney General. The form is at: http://caag.state.ca.us/contact/index.htm .
I encourage everyone to contact there Attorney Generals and Kent Nelson at the Utah Division of Consumer Protection as he is preparing a case against them, so please contact him quickly. Do something or just resign yourself to being ripped off. These people need to be stopped. Kent - Utah Investigator Division of Consumer Protection Heber M. Wells Building, Second Floor 160 East 300 South SM 146704 Salt Lake City, Utah 84114 801-530-6601 fax: 801-530-6001 Better Business Bureau 5673 S. Redwood RD. Suite 22 Taylorsville, Utah 84123-5322 FAX# (801) 892-6002 Murph Concord, California
U.S.A.
4 Updates & Rebuttals
CARTER
Columbia City,Indiana,
United States
There no FTC 3 day cooling period.
#5Consumer Comment
Mon, November 22, 2021
This is a common myth. Some states have differant rules, but even if you look at those you do not qualify.
1. You traveled to their website.
2, Order from their website.
The states with the 3 day cool off period are limited to home improvement and home financing/services. Also, the entire transaction must happen in your home. Meaning a salesman has to come to your house in a cold call manner. You sign the contract in your home. Surfing the net to a website does not mean in your home. If you called and signed up over the phone that no longer gives you the 3 day cool off period.
Robin
Brentwood,California,
U.S.A.
THank YOU CHUCK FINNEY!!
#5Consumer Suggestion
Mon, June 02, 2003
THis is too good to be true, but I'm emailing him and calling today.
Would folks in otther staes contact their respective DA's Office?
I'm posting the info about Chuck on a few sites where people actually cotacted me about their own Galaxy Misfortune.
Thank You!! Thank You!!
Kev
Concord,California,
U.S.A.
Anyone From California Please Read ..Please Contact Chuck Finney Deputy District Attorney for San Mateo County.
#5Consumer Comment
Sun, June 01, 2003
Please Contact Chuck Finney Deputy District Attorney for San Mateo County.
Chuck has told me to have anyone who has been ripped of by SOL to contact him as he is working with SOL's lawyers on a settlement for CA customers.
Chuck's email is:
CFINNEY@co.sanmateo.ca.us
HIs Message:
I am a Deputy District Attorney for the San Mateo Co. District Attorney's
> Office, Consumer Protection Unit. I have been investigating StoresOnline
> for a number of months and am in the process of working on an agreed
> judgment with its attorney to return money to purchasers.
I will include you in my negotiations for refunds to purchasers
> if you would like me to. There will be no charge to you since my office is
> a government office. If you would like more information, please call be at
> (650) 363-4097.
> CFINNEY@co.sanmateo.ca.us
Robin
Brentwood,California,
U.S.A.
California Cosumers check this
#5Consumer Suggestion
Sat, May 31, 2003
http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/cgi-bin/displaycode?section=civ&group=01001-02000&file=1688-1693
You can check the laws in your own state!
These guys have broken the law!!