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  • Report:  #32347

Complaint Review: STUFFING FOR CASH.COM MAIL MAX@BELLSOUTH.NET MAKE MONEY PRIMER.COM

STUFFING FOR CASH.COM, MAIL MAX@BELLSOUTH.NET, MAKE MONEY PRIMER.COM ripoff took $45 from my checking account and never sent me any product or "starter kit" Chicago Illinois

  • Reported By:
    RENO NV
  • Submitted:
    Fri, October 11, 2002
  • Updated:
    Sun, January 05, 2003
  • STUFFING FOR CASH.COM, MAIL MAX@BELLSOUTH.NET, MAKE MONEY PRIMER.COM
    28 E. JACKSON BLDG.,10TH FLOOR C-1006,
    Chicago, Illinois
    U.S.A.
  • Phone:
    800-370-9150
  • Category:

They advertised on the internet that i could stuff envelopes for pay of $2.00 per envelope.

To pay to get started it would cost me $45.00 for my "starter kit". This was through a different websight. Their ph# was listed as(888-271-6668).

The customer service email address i recieved with an email reciept for my payment was even different. The ph.# on the same reciept was (800)370-9150.

My pymt. was made on 7/1/02 by personal check #1254. It has been paid by my bank in full. My reciept number was 2771327.

I sent them numerous emails and even more calls to no avail.

I sent them a note by regular U.S. mail one monthy ago stating that i would like to have my starter kit or my money sent back to me, but preferably the starter kit.

No response to any of my attempts to contact them. I have not even recieved the mail back as "undeliverable".

I am out of ideas on how to contact them for any end result.

Karen
Reno, Nevada

1 Updates & Rebuttals


April

Waldorf,
Maryland,

Word to the wise!

#2Consumer Suggestion

Sat, October 12, 2002

Let me start by saying I am truely sorry this company scammed you. This happens, nationwide, nore than people really know. Unfortunately, anyone that offers money for stuffing envelopes is a fraud. They would lose more money paying people to do this then to have a machine or a few mailroom workers. Also, there aren't too many work at home opportunaties that are actually legit.



You'll probally never see or hear anything from this company. They probally change their number, address and e-mail account quite frequently. This is so the Attorney Generals office can not track them down.



In the future, just like with credit card applications, if a company asks for money to work for them, they're a rip off. A legit company would never ask you to pay them to make money for them.



Best of Luck!

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