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Complaint Review: 26 Red MarketingLLC V-Motion Inc.Vermotion Inc. Picksend - Provo Utah
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26 Red MarketingLLC V-Motion Inc.Vermotion Inc. Picksend
2476 North University Parkway Provo, 84604 Utah, U.S.A.
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26 Red Marketing,LLC, V-Motion Inc.,Vermotion Inc.26 Red Marketing,LLC , Picksend accepted funds for services not rendered, a ripoff Provo Utah
I joined with this company with the intent of making money by opening my own on-line store. After joining with a lump sum and a monthly fee I was given a one hour tutorial which seemed at the time, easy to follow.
I was told there is three parts to making money.
1. You go to a website, (which is called a V-dropshipper) a company which provides items or goods for you to sell for a commission.
2. After picking items you wanted to sell, you add them to your store.
3.To help get sales started, you go to another website (V-auctionpro) this is to help promote your store by selling items in auctions on Ebay.
The first few times I had trouble, I emailed 26red marketing and they called me back within a couple of days(usually questions about setting up the store front).After that I found a problem with the V-autionpro. As I was setting up auctions, I found that there were no shipping costs for the items I was trying to sell. I contacted 26red Marketing about this problem and they told me to contact the V-dropshipper (which was a company called picksend a free to use dropshipper with V-motion).I contacted picksend and they told me to contact 26red Marketing, so in all of the confusion I went into my store as a customer and set up a dummy account and estimated shipping costs.
After a few tries, I sold an item on Ebay. I followed all of the steps in the tutorial. After a week and a half I received an email from the winning bidder, explaining that he did not receive his item. I contacted picksend and they explained that they did not receive my application which I sent 2-3 months prior I then resent the application and within a week I got an email confirming the receipt of my application. I was told it would take 2-3 weeks to process the application, after 3 weeks I sent an email asking if the appication was finished being processed. I waited one week with no response, in another weeks time I sent 2 more emails that have never been responded to.
I closed the account and asked for my money back, they said they would return the last months payment, but, not the rest of it seeing as I was using their program.
I didnt know what to do so I typed 26red Marketing in a search and the only things that came up were this site (rip off report), expired sites, and blacklist sites.
I was also told when I joined, that 26red Marketing was an Ebay developer. I checked three different searches (on the Ebay website), and found nothing for 26red Marketing or V-motion Inc.
I might not be able to get my money back, but I hope that this will deter anyone else from wasting their time and money.
Brian
Kaneohe, Hawaii
U.S.A.
I was told there is three parts to making money.
1. You go to a website, (which is called a V-dropshipper) a company which provides items or goods for you to sell for a commission.
2. After picking items you wanted to sell, you add them to your store.
3.To help get sales started, you go to another website (V-auctionpro) this is to help promote your store by selling items in auctions on Ebay.
The first few times I had trouble, I emailed 26red marketing and they called me back within a couple of days(usually questions about setting up the store front).After that I found a problem with the V-autionpro. As I was setting up auctions, I found that there were no shipping costs for the items I was trying to sell. I contacted 26red Marketing about this problem and they told me to contact the V-dropshipper (which was a company called picksend a free to use dropshipper with V-motion).I contacted picksend and they told me to contact 26red Marketing, so in all of the confusion I went into my store as a customer and set up a dummy account and estimated shipping costs.
After a few tries, I sold an item on Ebay. I followed all of the steps in the tutorial. After a week and a half I received an email from the winning bidder, explaining that he did not receive his item. I contacted picksend and they explained that they did not receive my application which I sent 2-3 months prior I then resent the application and within a week I got an email confirming the receipt of my application. I was told it would take 2-3 weeks to process the application, after 3 weeks I sent an email asking if the appication was finished being processed. I waited one week with no response, in another weeks time I sent 2 more emails that have never been responded to.
I closed the account and asked for my money back, they said they would return the last months payment, but, not the rest of it seeing as I was using their program.
I didnt know what to do so I typed 26red Marketing in a search and the only things that came up were this site (rip off report), expired sites, and blacklist sites.
I was also told when I joined, that 26red Marketing was an Ebay developer. I checked three different searches (on the Ebay website), and found nothing for 26red Marketing or V-motion Inc.
I might not be able to get my money back, but I hope that this will deter anyone else from wasting their time and money.
Brian
Kaneohe, Hawaii
U.S.A.
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Valerie
Ogden,Utah,
U.S.A.
Don't beat up the franchise head!
#2UPDATE Employee
Mon, December 19, 2005
I am the coach for Auction Success Team, a different reseller of V-Motion and want to say that 26 Red Marketing and our company are only affiliated by our V-Motion name but not by any other means. We do use the same software but different coaching and support structures. We pride ourselves in higher customer service and notice the 26 Red Marketing pattern seen in Rip Off Reports. I apologize for all those members of V-Motion who think that have been treated unfairly and/or haven't gotten what they have paid for.
