Great Expectations ripoff Cunning Female Con Artists, an overpriced scam. Overland Park Kansas
Better Business Bureau
8080 Ward Parkway, Suite 200
Kansas City, MO 64114
Dear Donna Schwartz:
I only hope that I could tell anyone who gets contacted by Great-Expectations to never walk in the door. If they do they will be sorry, miserable, lied to, feel foolish, and be out a lot of money. I of those and worse soon after being deceived and conned into the absolute worst decision of my life.
PLEASE DO NOT LET THIS HAPPEN TO ANYONE ELSE!
As I, and others on TV previously stated, Great Expectations is an overpriced scam. The initial hour and a half interview lasted three hours. The sales pitch was good and everyone tells you how wonderful you are and how great a decision you made in joining. You have no choice but to believe them, and agree to just get out. I almost passed out from insulin shock from not eating.
Later that evening, after studying their outdated book (they use the internet now) I realized I was told many things that simply were not going to happen. I called and told them I felt completely deceived. After calling a few more times, I finally received the response of Don't worry about it, Jules, the salespersons is not good on the computer. We will help you when you come in for your picture (for another $400+)
Of course, the way it works, you want to spend another $500 to have them play Miss Matchmaker. I declined, and sheepishly left knowing I had been raped out of money and all self-respect. I cannot sleep, eat, or go on with life. These people have destroyed me.
Then I saw the Problem Solvers report on channel 4's news. A lot of people have been lied to and ripped off by Great Expectations. If I can save just one person from making this mistake, maybe I can die with a crumb of dignity. I'll contact the Kansas Justice department and file a fraud charge. I'll have this letter as my obituary. Maybe then the word will get out Great Expectations is a disgusting experience
They won't care; they don't have to. I was stupid enough to sign a contract; no one can make anyone date anyone else, and who would ever date anyone stupid enough to pay $4500 for a date.
Mark
kansas city, Missouri
U.S.A.
2 Updates & Rebuttals
John
New York,New York,
U.S.A.
Rude employee using rude, discriminating words
#3Consumer Comment
Tue, April 13, 2004
Donna Schwartz, after reading your rebuttal, I agree with the gentleman. I pray that you fall down and break something. Not only are you not professional, you are one sick scum! How dare you address people with diabetes as "insulin junkies" as if they shoot drugs in an abusive way! I will report it to the organization with your name! And that is just the beginning. So much for your ignorance.
Boz
St. Augustine,Florida,
U.S.A.
company spent more time with you than was advertised. Most people would call that a plus.
#3Consumer Comment
Sun, February 22, 2004
Hi, I am no longer Miss Schwartz. You may just call me Texino (Hello) Ok, let's look at this case. Your first complaint seems to be that this company spent more time with you than was advertised. Most people would call that a plus. I hardly think that you can fault them over you hormone abuse either, since most insulin junkies and type 1 diabetics make it a habit to eat subsequent to taking a fix. There is the emerging possibility that you are one of those fools who feels the effects of transient hypoglycemia like everyone else in the world, but instead of shrugging it off, freaks out like a little baby or maybe more likely a HOMO! Yes indeed Mr. Mark, I think we may be closing in on the trouble right here. You don't need to spend money looking for a date. Just go to the park and hang out. Your date will find you. And guess what? You will really feel good for the first time in your sexual life.
Good Luck!