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Complaint Review: Direct Track - Net Direct Marketing Formerly GPS Precision Tracking - Scottsdale Arizona
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Direct Track - Net Direct Marketing Formerly GPS Precision Tracking
3200 N. Hayden RD. Suite 325 Scottsdale, 85251 Arizona, U.S.A.
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800-804-5001
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Direct Track - Net Direct Marketing Formerly GPS Precision Tracking Scam Artists, Liars, Rip Off Scottsdale Arizona
They offer you a great a great business opportunity that you can make thousands of dollars from the comfort of your home.
I was contacted via e-mail and responded. Then I was called and told about the business. The saleslady was new and didn't know much. When I showed interest I was quickly passed on to Charlie Bernard who was very sharp and tried closing me on the sale. I was told it would be a $2000 investment and I could put it on my credit card and if I wasn't satisfied or didn't double my money in 90 days I would get a full refund.
When I hesitated he (Charlie Bernard) quickly dropped the price to $1000 and assured me of the money back guarantee.
I was told that all I had to do was e-mail companies like Car Dealers and individuals and the money would come rolling in.
I must admit the product sounded good. To further convince me I was told that in Febuary there would be a lot of TV Advertising to back me up. It all sounded good and after all I would have a money back guarantee so I couldn't lose.
So I gave him my card number and waited for my start up kit. Also I would have a coach to help me get started and of course a web site that they would build for me and would cost me $25 a month to maintain.
The coaches didn't know much and didn't offer any help. In fact it was hard to get a hold of them and when you left a message to call back they wouldn't.
It took awhile to get my kit and when it came it was nothing more that a book and some papers. They called and rushed me into signing the agreement and faxing it to them asap.
They kept calling until I finally did. After that no more calls. It took three weeks to get my web site up and running and all they did was to add my name to it. A 5 minute job at best.
Then came a call from Dan Marsh who told me e-mailing would get me no where. That was true. He wanted me to invest $7000 more for advertising. At this point I realized I had been ripped off.
I also learned that the TV advertising was an infomercial looking for other suckers like me. Not advertising the product.
At this point I wrote a letter to Paul Angel the supposed owner of the company. I'm not sure if he really exsists or not. I didn't hear anything for a long time until Dan Marsh called. He told me Mr Angel doesn't bother with this kind of thing.
He assured me there was no way I was getting my money back. He then asked me what I wanted to do. I said it would be nice to get my money back and I would do whatever it would take to do that.
He then said he'd help me out with some advertising to get me going. This was on a Friday and he said he'd call me on Monday and we'd work something out. That's the last time I ever heard from him or anyone.
Direct Track is in Scottsdale and the phone number is at the top. They also have an office in Burbank, CA 800-363-8963. So Watch out if you hear these company names or Charlie Bernard, Shaun Crumb, Dan Marsh or Paul Angel Say "Thanks But, No Thanks"
Rick
Walker, Minnesota
U.S.A.
I was contacted via e-mail and responded. Then I was called and told about the business. The saleslady was new and didn't know much. When I showed interest I was quickly passed on to Charlie Bernard who was very sharp and tried closing me on the sale. I was told it would be a $2000 investment and I could put it on my credit card and if I wasn't satisfied or didn't double my money in 90 days I would get a full refund.
When I hesitated he (Charlie Bernard) quickly dropped the price to $1000 and assured me of the money back guarantee.
I was told that all I had to do was e-mail companies like Car Dealers and individuals and the money would come rolling in.
I must admit the product sounded good. To further convince me I was told that in Febuary there would be a lot of TV Advertising to back me up. It all sounded good and after all I would have a money back guarantee so I couldn't lose.
So I gave him my card number and waited for my start up kit. Also I would have a coach to help me get started and of course a web site that they would build for me and would cost me $25 a month to maintain.
The coaches didn't know much and didn't offer any help. In fact it was hard to get a hold of them and when you left a message to call back they wouldn't.
It took awhile to get my kit and when it came it was nothing more that a book and some papers. They called and rushed me into signing the agreement and faxing it to them asap.
They kept calling until I finally did. After that no more calls. It took three weeks to get my web site up and running and all they did was to add my name to it. A 5 minute job at best.
Then came a call from Dan Marsh who told me e-mailing would get me no where. That was true. He wanted me to invest $7000 more for advertising. At this point I realized I had been ripped off.
I also learned that the TV advertising was an infomercial looking for other suckers like me. Not advertising the product.
At this point I wrote a letter to Paul Angel the supposed owner of the company. I'm not sure if he really exsists or not. I didn't hear anything for a long time until Dan Marsh called. He told me Mr Angel doesn't bother with this kind of thing.
He assured me there was no way I was getting my money back. He then asked me what I wanted to do. I said it would be nice to get my money back and I would do whatever it would take to do that.
He then said he'd help me out with some advertising to get me going. This was on a Friday and he said he'd call me on Monday and we'd work something out. That's the last time I ever heard from him or anyone.
Direct Track is in Scottsdale and the phone number is at the top. They also have an office in Burbank, CA 800-363-8963. So Watch out if you hear these company names or Charlie Bernard, Shaun Crumb, Dan Marsh or Paul Angel Say "Thanks But, No Thanks"
Rick
Walker, Minnesota
U.S.A.
