Medical Insurance Billing This company scammed me
EMB, Inc.
28752 Marguerite Parkway, Suite 19
Mission Viejo, CA 92692
949-364-8758
www.esofbilling.com
Electronic Medical Billing Software company. This company scammed me out of $325.00 three weeks ago. The salesman told me all I had to do was purchase the software, learn it and take the test, and I would be processing medical claims through contracts negotiated by them.
First, they sent a CD that my computer couldn't read, along with 4 or 5 promotional brochures and a list of questions for doctors. When I called them to complain that there was not information to show me what to do, they said everything was in the CD. I waited another week and when I installed the CD, it talked about starting my own business and steps I had to take, a medical billing database, and sample contracts and letters to promote myself to doctors.
I called them back and asked to be refunded, and they said, all sales are final. So I lost my money.
If you see an ad in the paper advertising that you can make up to $50,000 yearly. Medical insurance billing assistance needed immediately! Use your home computer; get FREE Internet, FREE long distance, web site, E-mail. Call 1-800-291-4683. Don't call. THIS IS A SCAM.
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Angela
Windsor,California,
U.S.A.
RESEARCH RESEARCH RESEARCH ..these people are sales people plain and simple and don't care
#2Consumer Suggestion
Sun, January 05, 2003
I actually called that very company about a year ago, however, it was to show a few friends that if it sounds too good to be true it usually is. I spoke in great detail on the phone with the young salesman that if I didn't have red flags flying from the time my friend asked me about the program I may have fell for it.
But I knew better, these people are sales people plain and simple and don't care. And also the people that think they can just start a business after one week of looking through a book should know they wouldn't be able to honestly offer a valid qualified service to the doctors they were going to attempt to work for. So basically they would be frauding the companies for which they offered their so called "professional services" to. Nothing in life is easy if you want to do this it is feasible, go to school at Brymans or a similar vocational school near you, work for a while in a real doctors environment learn the ropes then go off on your own and you will be more then ready to offer a good sound service.
Good luck.