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Complaint Review: Biltmore Marketing Group - E3BIZ - Phoenix Arizona
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Biltmore Marketing Group - E3BIZ
9201 North 29th Drive Phoenix, 85051 Arizona, U.S.A.
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Biltmore Marketing Group - E3BIZ The call I received Phoenix Arizona
I received a call from a "representative" of this company. He told me he was with Biltmore Marketing Group. I told him I would have to check them out before I made any decision. He asked what my goals were in pursuing an on-line business. I told him it was to supplement my income.
The red flags went up pretty quickly when he fed me the it takes money to make money line and asked how much money I had to invest. He wanted to know if I had a debit and/or credit card and how much would I be willing to invest. I told him I was uncomfortable with that line of questioning and refused to answer.
He also fed me the line about how I could be making hundreds of dollars within a week.
He then told me to hang on to listen to an audio about their opportunities. The next thing that made me realize they weren't on the up and up was they used the name e3biz and claimed to have been in the internet sales business for almost 2 decades.
When the audio was done, he got back on the line and tried to sell me on taking the opportunity immediately. He used the technique of the regular price for this plan is this, but if you do this now we'll greatly reduce the price. Needless to say, I didn't fall for that. I have learned if someone calls you and tells you they are greatly reducing the price to make you buy immediately, there is a reason for that.
I have looked at their website and it's a joke. It's very poorly done. I'm not going to invest my hard earned dollars on that company.
Jan
Frankfort, Kentucky
U.S.A.
The red flags went up pretty quickly when he fed me the it takes money to make money line and asked how much money I had to invest. He wanted to know if I had a debit and/or credit card and how much would I be willing to invest. I told him I was uncomfortable with that line of questioning and refused to answer.
He also fed me the line about how I could be making hundreds of dollars within a week.
He then told me to hang on to listen to an audio about their opportunities. The next thing that made me realize they weren't on the up and up was they used the name e3biz and claimed to have been in the internet sales business for almost 2 decades.
When the audio was done, he got back on the line and tried to sell me on taking the opportunity immediately. He used the technique of the regular price for this plan is this, but if you do this now we'll greatly reduce the price. Needless to say, I didn't fall for that. I have learned if someone calls you and tells you they are greatly reducing the price to make you buy immediately, there is a reason for that.
I have looked at their website and it's a joke. It's very poorly done. I'm not going to invest my hard earned dollars on that company.
Jan
Frankfort, Kentucky
U.S.A.
