Personal Instant Cash aka Emarketprofessionals is a TOTAL waste of time and money! Do NOT fall into their trap!!! work at home ripoff Internet
About a month ago, while searching for a work at home business opportunity, I came accross a website promising to help you earn *up to* $1,000.00/day with online "accounts". After thinking about it for about a week, I decided to order the system. After all, Katherine Scott, the "owner" and "seller" of this system offered a 30 day money back guarantee. And she promised to walk me step by step throught the system. Well, after countless emails, I never could get a hold of Katherine Scott. (There is another person Julie Parker offering the same system.)
The site "host" emarketprofessionals.com, was good at corresponding. It was slow, but they were good at it. HOWEVER...it has been OVER a month and my site has been ready for review and "launch" for THREE WEEKS! I have been corresponding with someone by the name of Carrie and Amy. They communicate only by email. No address or phone number.
Now, I can understand if business is busy, or they don't have much time for customer service. The least I ask is for some communication on their part!
The last couple of emails have been to no avail. Obviously, my $97.00 is GONE!
Please do not do business with anyone using emarketprofessionals.com!
Holly
Hot Springs Village, Arkansas
U.S.A.
4 Updates & Rebuttals
Betsy
Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania,
U.S.A.
I GOT MY MONEY BACK FROM EMARKET PROFESSIONALS
#5Consumer Suggestion
Wed, April 11, 2007
I never recovered the $97 fee but I hired EMarket Professionals to do a website. Once I discovered they were not reputtable I went after
them.
If you log on to bbb.org, the Better Business Bureau's website and search for Emarket Professionals, the company Divine Impact appears.
That's the new name for their company.
Once you click on it all of the officers and other contacts appear. I overnighted a demand letter and threatened to report them to the Better Business Bureau if they didn't return my money. They did within seven days.
As for Katherine Scott I unfortunately did not retrieve that money. I chock that up to experience.
Pghbetsy
Phillip
Gainesville,Florida,
U.S.A.
Delt with "Emarketprofessionals" in the past
#5Consumer Suggestion
Tue, January 24, 2006
I haven't been a victim to this particular scam myself, but I was attemptedly scammed by a company with the pseudonym emarketprofessionals.
I found one of these instant ATM cash flow generators site under the name of Dale Douglas and new it sounded fishy from the start. I found this ripoff report and instantly recognised the emarket name. I was involved in a free iPod scam under an allias site called incentiverewardcenter.com aka theuseful.com aka emarketresearch.com. I'm not positive the same people are behind this one but it wouldn't surprize me in the least. Since it was a rip-of-report that helped me find resolution, I felt I had to say something on here.
After about 4 months of threatening emails and phone calls to many different numbers and emails i found on the rip-off-report i was finally cut a check for the iPod value ($370). I guses they just payed me off to leave them alone.
This is a link to the repot that helped me. http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/ripoff129866.htm
It seems they were in the practice of offering gifts. Once again don't know if they're the same, but I hope this helps some.
P.
Allen,Texas,
U.S.A.
Katherine Scott/Emarket Professionals
#5Consumer Comment
Sun, July 10, 2005
Yes - These people are sopisticated scam artists and should be hunted down and jailed.
By the way - Emarket Professionals does not exist. The WEB Site is now a redirect from their "EXPIRED" WEB Site.
Can anyone help us find these jerks?
Holly
Hot Springs Village,Arkansas,
U.S.A.
EmarketProfessionals is Legit...
#5Author of original report
Fri, October 29, 2004
Okay, I emailed emarketprofessionals and they are getting my site up ASAP. I have also emailed other KS Deluxe package owners and they also have had some difficulties. I still have not heard one word from Katherine Scott.
I should have stated, do not do business with Katherine Scott.
Emarketprofessionals.com had nothing to do with it. They are just trying to keep up with an overwhelming response to this advertisment.