Dino
Mackay,#2Consumer Comment
Thu, April 02, 2009
susan, u have obvisouly been payed off or threatened with legal action, if u have got ur money bak please help the rest of their victims and tell us how u did it.
Susanmalcolm
Cns,#3Author of original report
Wed, June 18, 2008
I advise that the issues I previously had with this company have now been resolved. I am satisfied with the outcome and do not wish to make further comments.
Susanmalcolm
Cns,#4Author of original report
Sat, June 07, 2008
HEY GUYS.....WHY WERE YOU RUNNING???....THAT JUST LOOKED SO BAD!!! Running from A Current Affair cameramen. Oh and nice house....and great boat.....did we all contribute to them? Honest people face up.....dirtbags stealing money from people run and hide.....WORK IT OUT. I said to (Mark..who I know now was a made up name) when I signed up and questioned your bullet proof contract, 'I hope you're not ripping me off.' Since August last year, all those phone calls telling me its all good..nothing is good. You said, yeh mate, you have around $3000 (rough estimate) in your account..when it was printed in black and white $133.00, maybe you need to buy an accurate calculator because the one you have has really let you down... Stop the spending...and give all your victims their money back.
Susanmalcolm
Cns,#5Author of original report
Sun, April 20, 2008
Has anyone else had better luck that I have? I still don't understand how this company can advertise in their glossy booklet, "arbitrage" is a 'risk-free transaction' every time. These guys are proud of their success by their own deception. I think their contract should be attached to the front of that booklet...then no one would sign up. Jeff, Michael, Mark, Joanne and anyone else who is employed by this company....tell me how do you sleep peacefully at night knowing you take money from people with a view to NEVER make them a profit? Just spin them a few yarns along the way. It's a crime to rob a bank, people go to jail for that....so how can it not be a crime to pressure good hard working people out of their money and by designing yourselves a 'bullet proof contract' that results in a favourable outcome only for the company. The contract contradicts everything stated in that booklet. I would have had better luck buying $7600 worth of scratch tickets.
Susanmalcolm
Cns,#6Author of original report
Sun, April 20, 2008
Has anyone else had better luck that I have? I still don't understand how this company can advertise in their glossy booklet, "arbitrage" is a 'risk-free transaction' every time. These guys are proud of their success by their own deception. I think their contract should be attached to the front of that booklet...then no one would sign up. Jeff, Michael, Mark, Joanne and anyone else who is employed by this company....tell me how do you sleep peacefully at night knowing you take money from people with a view to NEVER make them a profit? Just spin them a few yarns along the way. It's a crime to rob a bank, people go to jail for that....so how can it not be a crime to pressure good hard working people out of their money and by designing yourselves a 'bullet proof contract' that results in a favourable outcome only for the company. The contract contradicts everything stated in that booklet. I would have had better luck buying $7600 worth of scratch tickets.
Susanmalcolm
Cns,#7Author of original report
Sun, April 20, 2008
Has anyone else had better luck that I have? I still don't understand how this company can advertise in their glossy booklet, "arbitrage" is a 'risk-free transaction' every time. These guys are proud of their success by their own deception. I think their contract should be attached to the front of that booklet...then no one would sign up. Jeff, Michael, Mark, Joanne and anyone else who is employed by this company....tell me how do you sleep peacefully at night knowing you take money from people with a view to NEVER make them a profit? Just spin them a few yarns along the way. It's a crime to rob a bank, people go to jail for that....so how can it not be a crime to pressure good hard working people out of their money and by designing yourselves a 'bullet proof contract' that results in a favourable outcome only for the company. The contract contradicts everything stated in that booklet. I would have had better luck buying $7600 worth of scratch tickets.
Susanmalcolm
Cns,#8Author of original report
Sun, April 20, 2008
Has anyone else had better luck that I have? I still don't understand how this company can advertise in their glossy booklet, "arbitrage" is a 'risk-free transaction' every time. These guys are proud of their success by their own deception. I think their contract should be attached to the front of that booklet...then no one would sign up. Jeff, Michael, Mark, Joanne and anyone else who is employed by this company....tell me how do you sleep peacefully at night knowing you take money from people with a view to NEVER make them a profit? Just spin them a few yarns along the way. It's a crime to rob a bank, people go to jail for that....so how can it not be a crime to pressure good hard working people out of their money and by designing yourselves a 'bullet proof contract' that results in a favourable outcome only for the company. The contract contradicts everything stated in that booklet. I would have had better luck buying $7600 worth of scratch tickets.
Susanmalcolm
Cns,#9Author of original report
Thu, April 10, 2008
I have forwarded my letter of demand to AFL requesting my money back and asked for a reply within two weeks. The two weeks is up tomorrow. To date, nothing, I thought as much. I see there website has disappeared, gee I wonder why they would do that. Must be nice, trusting and reliable people that work at AFL. They should run to the nearest sandpit and stick there heads in there. Jeff, Mark and Michael, if you are getting updates from this website, please tell me how you can take money from hard working people who get a rapour with you on the phone etc and know d**n well you were not going to do the right thing by any of us. I have three kids and many bills (including school fees) and I thought this investment would get me ahead, I didn't think it was too good to be true, I trusted Mark and Jeff and that was my biggest mistake. Instead, this investment has left me stressed and I will never trust another financial deal. If you guys ever call our office again, you will get a completely different response from me. PS What goes around...comes around... I hope the flees of a million dogs invest your armpits.
Carol
Biloela,#10Consumer Comment
Sat, April 05, 2008
Thank you Susan for your encouragement. Yes I fully intend to continue & will be sending a copy of my letter to the ACCC & ASIC & anyone else i can think of.I just hope all this prevents some one else getting caught. Yes it get me that these people so easily do this & do not seem to have any qualms about taking peoples money with no intention of doing the right thing by them. Carol
Susanmalcolm
Cairns,#11Author of original report
Wed, March 12, 2008
I received a phone call today from the company after they received the email from your website. They have happily agreed to refund my money and told me that it would not be a problem. They assured me this is not a rip off. Bearing in mind, there are many systems like this that are. I have requested that this report be withdrawn as I am sorting the problem out with the company direct. I am hoping for a favourable outcome after my discussion with them today.