StoresOnline, IMergent Ripoff I have fears that they are praying on the seniors of Arizona Orem Utah
StoresOnline, Inc. is conducting the same scam / scheme in Arizona that they have in other states, Canada and Austrialia. The majority of those attending the "free" seminar were seniors, probabably mostly retired, or some struggling to make ends meet.
In exactly two weeks they will hold their $20 all day conference and will find many willing victims who will be bilked out of hard-earned, honesty money.
I want to put a stop to this and need some suggestions on who to contact. The FBI, as suggested by others, seems too extreme.
Time is of the essence so I hope to find some assistance through this great, invaluable resource.
Robert
Peoria, Arizona
U.S.A.
2 Updates & Rebuttals
Amy
Carson City,Michigan,
U.S.A.
Yes, contact the FBI
#3Consumer Suggestion
Mon, August 29, 2005
I agree with Shemonika. This company only responds to people who fight back hard. By all means, contact the FBI, the Utah Department of Commerce, the BBB, the Arizona Attorney General, the IFCC. Yes, that seems extreme, but what this company is doing to people who don't have money to spare is even more extreme.
Shemonika
Alorton,Illinois,
U.S.A.
Storesonline is a SCAM
#3Consumer Comment
Fri, August 26, 2005
If I were you, I would contact the FBI, Arizona Attorney General, and also the BBB because Storesonline has been scamming people since 1997 or sooner. These crooks will threaten you and your credit just to get you to pay for a defective product. The FBI is not extreme at all and I would also get them to sit in these "seminars" undercover.