Michael C.
Kent,#2Consumer Suggestion
Tue, November 18, 2008
Hi Donna, I received a very similar from them dated 11/7/2008. It's basically the same offer. I get $2,865 issued in my name in Money Gram Transfer, with a transference number and receipt allegedly with it. I get $400 in employer's pay for a pay increase following completion of the first assignment - who can possibly authorize that????? I also get $50 shopping for Walmart, another $50 for J.C. Penney, and $20 lunch bonus for McDonalds & Wendys. I have serious credit card debt to pay off, a girlfriend with muscular dystrophy (who just got out of the hospital) to take care of, am struggling to rebuild my savings money, and can always use blessings such as this. I even received a government grant letter for $25,000 which I tossed as I suspected it was very likely bogus. I was going to call Allied regarding this to get more info, but decided to research them first and I'm glad I did. I am truly sorry to hear of your situation. If you have already contacted the company directly and are getting nowhere, I would suggest contacting your State Attorney General, and filing a formal complaint through them. Also research whatever "probono" attorneys may be in your area. See if there is a "pre legal" contact in your area who can take your case, and by all means alert your bank and all others involved of this. Hopefully through this means you can get your money reimbursed and then some. For you to deposit this money in your bank account, and them to declare your funds overdrawn is 100% fraud! Do you still have the original letter they sent you? Hold on to it, and make a copy for your records and show this and any other correspondence to the proper authorities. You can also alert Jesse Jones nightly news about it, he handles all sorts of consumer frauds in my area (1-877-51-JESSE or [email protected]). I think I will toss my letter after reading your post. I wish you the best in getting this issue resolved, and if nothing else a highly prosperous 2009. God Bless and Best Wishes, Michael C. Kent, WA