Nationwide C.S. work at home ripoff dishonest, fraudulent liars Las Vegas Nevada
I am a 50 year old single parent with medical problems that has kept me from being able to work. I found Nationwide C.S. in a newspaper that lists available jobs. Seeing the other jobs in this paper were actual places of employment I thought I had found a great resolution to my financial problems. I called and gave them my address to mail their info to. When I received it I sent them my debit card number for the $38.00.
After the 10 business days I had not received my supplies so I called the phone number provided with their info. Of course no person to speak with just a message leave your name and phone number and we will return your call, but please be patient. I was patient for several days. By this time I was beginning to feel that something was not right so I looked them up on the internet. Low and behold what did I find. They are a major rip-off company.
I virtually have no income right now and I had high hopes for this income to provide for my children for christmas. I can tell you that I feel like a true idiot. I should have known when they asked for $38.00, but the reasons sounded believable.
Well I guess I have learned a lesson the hard way. If it sounds too good to be true it most likely is.
Cynthia
El Mirage, Arizona
U.S.A.
1 Updates & Rebuttals
Paul
Anaheim,California,
U.S.A.
Try reversing the charge with your bank.
#2Consumer Suggestion
Thu, December 02, 2004
Yes, you were cheated. But the last laugh may be yours if you act quickly.
Print out other complaint pages and take them to your bank, just like this site tells you.
Be insistent.
Beware of work at home deals. They are 90% fraud.