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Ft Myers,#2UPDATE Employee
Tue, November 25, 2003
Hello Neil, We are writing this is in response to your submittal to the Rip-Off Report. This was a misunderstanding between iWealth and Business Development Group (BDG). We are not able to accommodate sales for those outside of the US. We have since notified BDG that this is the case. All funds that iWealth received from your sale have been refunded to BDG for that reason. It is our understanding that you were going to be transferred to a different company who is able to provide your requested services for you. If this is not the case, and you were not in fact transferred to another company, please contact us at [email protected] or call 239-425-3275. We apologize for the confusion and wish you much success in your online endeavors. Best Regards, The iWealth Support Team
Neil
southwell,#3Author of original report
Mon, October 20, 2003
I made a mistake in my original report and I would like to take this opportunity to put the record straight. when I made the report I was extremely annoyed with lack of support, help and follow up I was getting, which was nothing at all, and because the Business Development Group were the ones I paid my money to and Mr Palmerson the only one I ever spoke to, my anger, Naturally was aimed at them. I have now become aware of how everything works and although I paid B.D.G, they then passed me onto iwealthinc who were supposed to build the web-site and give me the coaching and all the help I needed. so my grieviance should have been with iwealth and in particular Jeanjie Gavilanes because she was the one that was supposed to build the site and arrange the mentoring sessions, a duty that she neglected totally, all I can say is think twice before getting involved with iwealth, it is not a company in the forefront when it comes to giving support. I apologise to B.D.G and Mr Palmerson for linking them to this report, because once he knew that I was not getting any satisfaction from the venture he did everything he could to get me moved from iwealthinc to another company and is in constant contact with me to make sure the same thing doesn't happen again.
Neil
southwell,#4Author of original report
Tue, October 07, 2003
$2,000 scam, this company has effectively stolen over $2,000 from me and refuse to give it back, they should'nt be allowed to get away with it.