Startup Essentials Deceitful contracting and coersion to be liable for the whole bill Dallas Texas
When I received a phone call from Startup Essentials I thought this sounded really great. I've been looking eagerly for some sort of online bussiness. Despite of being cautious of solicitors I fell for the sweet talk of their promise of a great bussiness venture. I felt rushed and pressured to go on to sign quickly through an online contract software form. Later on I tried to talk to the same person to get a copy of the contractand left many messages, but never got a response.
Three days later received without notice a package with "training materials". When demanding receipt verification I was told that I can't get out of the contract lease with A1 and I still will be liable for the whole amount of 48 payments of $125, even if I were to returned all the materials. I want to part away from this horrible mistake and I plead to anybody for help in any way,legal or advise are welcomed.
Thank you to all,
Victor
Huntersville, North Carolina
U.S.A.
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Leonard
Las Vegas,Nevada,
U.S.A.
There Is A Way Out!
#2Consumer Suggestion
Thu, October 26, 2006
There is a web site that is specifically targeting companies who are scamming innocent folks like you into leases.
They show you how to break your lease legally, and they are actively managing a class action lawsuit against all the companies you have listed.
Go to Google and type in Startup Essentials, and there should be an ad for "How To Legally Break Your Lease"
(I broke My 48 month Non-Cancellable Lease)
Good Luck!