Liberty Data Center One man claimed that I could give a donation to a local charity - showed me a folder full of book gift sets - and I said that I would donate a $300 set of books to a battered women's center. he never wrote down the name of the shelter, and I did not give him an address. I told him that I did not have any checks, and did not have $360.00 in cash in my home. He suggested that I go to the ATM when I asked him to return the following day to give him a check. I will pursue these thieves. Glendale Arizona
Liberty Data Center One man claimed that I could give a donation to a local charity - showed me a folder full of book gift sets - and I said that I would donate a $300 set of books to a battered women's center. he never wrote down the name of the shelter, and I did not give him an address. I told him that I did not have any checks, and did not have $360.00 in cash in my home. He suggested that I go to the ATM when I asked him to return the following day to give him a check. Stupidly and naively, I did go to the ATM while he canvassed the rest of the neighborhood, and withdrew cash to give to him. He returned one hour later and took the cash, leaving me with a pink sales "receipt" for the $360.00. On the back of the Receipt, I read that I could cancel this "contract" within 3 business days. The next day, I went on my computer, and realized that I had been scammed when several Rip Off sites listed Liberty Data Center as a fraudulent organization. I sent a registered letter immediately to Liberty asking for me money to be returned. I received a letter from Liberty 3 weeks later asking me for proof of payment of my check for $60.00. I had already sent color copies of the "Receipt" in my registered letter. Once again, I sent a scan of my "Receipt" to Jessica Washington, Customer Relations rep (listed on letter). I have heard nothing, and I really do not expect to get my money back. I am not through trying, however, and I will pursue these thieves. Glendale Arizona