Complaint Review: M.T. Marketing

Of course I sent $12.00, and then 175.95. Didn't realize at the time that there was no phone number there. Also realized after the fact that they ask you to put the last 4 digits of your social security # on the inserts that you are sending out, and I looked at the photocopies of the form I received, and the 4 digit code was the same as the last 4 digits of my social security #.

I have filed with the postmaster general to attempt to re-coup my $187.95. I urge any one else that got ripped to do the same.

If enough of us do this, we can also file a law suit for damages.

Daniel
Woodstock, Illinois
U.S.A.