Report: #10525

Complaint Review: DryLakePublishing - Phoenix Arizona

7 Updates & Rebuttals

Reported By:

- Maumee, OH,

Submitted:

Updated:

Author Not Confirmed

Why?

DryLakePublishing

1064 N. Tatum Blvd. Suite 200-629 Phoenix, 85028-3053 Arizona, U.S.A.

Phone:

602 230-4150

Web:

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Categories:

Home Based Business

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DryLake Publishing work at home ripoff *UPDATE ..Some what satisfied

*0: DryLakePublishing Envelope Stuffing Ripoff

I recently sent fiftynine dollars plus twenty dollars for shipping and handling to work at home stuffing envelopes. This company I assumed was honest by the letter I had gotton in the mail telling me I could make good money my mailing thier advertising for the same type of job that I wanted to do. For fiftynine letters sent out, I was suppose to get about fivehundred and ninety dollars.

Supposedly they would pay ten dollars for each letter sent out. Also they said they would reimburse me for the twenty dollars I had to spend on postage.

I'm quite upset by this because seven of these letters I had mailed with the addresses they gave me must be bogus. They have come back to me. I wrote to them about it and have heard nothing. I DID FILE A COMPLAINT with the Better Buisness in Phoenix AZ.

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7 Updates & Rebuttals

Some what satisfied

#20

Wed, January 16, 2002

I have recently heard rom DryLakePublishing, and have recieved my registration fee back by these people, although they were reluctant to do this. I feel that the Better Buisness Bureau helped in this matter, but I'm still at a loss of forty dollars.They wrote and told me that are buisness together is null and void. So be it', they still are crooks. I've gotton twelve of these bogus letters back and I believe in time I will have all fiftynine back.

A terrible loss of money

#30

Tue, January 15, 2002

I recently recieved a letter from DryLake Publishing claiming they do not have to pay anything back to me since they have not heard from anyone else that I sent mailing out to for there phony names they gave me in the first place. I do have the proof that they are liars' because now eleven of the fiftynine letters I sent has been returned back to me. Is there any thing that can be done to these terrible buisness people? I have lost nearly one hundred dollars through this terrible ordeal,and I am very upset about it.