Quantity Mailers Ripoff owes me money will not return my phone calls Work At Home Scam Indianapolis Indiana
In late December 2004, I saw an advertisement for a home mailing program which turned out to Quantity Mailers. I spoke with a representative named Candice who kindly instructed me to send $66.00 to register into this prgram. After sending the funds, I immediately received an order form requesting another fee to pay based on the amount of letters I wanted to mail.
I chose the cheapest packet which cost $150.00. I would mail 300 typing letters and get paid $750.00 for it. It took me 2 weeks to receive my package, and I had to call the company repeatedly just to get that. I mailed 300 typing letters on 1/14/05 and have not been paid for it as of today, 2/17/05.
I have left several messages and even sent emails. The few responses I received have been nonsatisfactory. I even sent a certified letter which someone signed for, and still no luck.
I saved all of my receipts, and I am still trying to contact them. I will not give up just yet. At this point, it's not totally about the money, though I need it really bad. It's the fact that what Quantity Mailers is doing is wrong, and they will continue to do this until they are stopped.
Natalyn
Dahlonega, Georgia
U.S.A.
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Paul
Anaheim,California,
U.S.A.
This is fraud. No matter how much you call or write, they will never do the right thing.
#2Consumer Suggestion
Fri, February 18, 2005
They cheated you out of $250. Now, they're done with you. You will never get paid one red cent. And, you will never get one red cent of your money back.
That's how fraud works.
You can't make them feel sorry. Or guilty. They're only interested in money. Nothing you say will convince them to stop.
As long as people like you are willing to send them money, they will continue to steal it.
When everyone wises up and refuses to send any more money, they will be forced to find something else.
It's as simple as that.