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Referral Ware Marketing scam - IRON Clad refund being ignored
I wanted to earn some extra money by working from home as a second source of income. I was solicited by e-mail with an interesting proposition to help market a marketing type peace of software. This offer was mentioning making 1,000.00 per month for 10 hours per week - cost to start around 40.00 with an IRON clad money back guarantee. Well to make a long story short - it was a real good product, but was taking to much time and also found out it would take 200.00 - 300.00 extra every month for advertising. Decided to get a refund. Well what a rip-off - I have sent 4 e-mails to various addresses within the company over the last 3-4 weeks and have been totally ignored. Not even an acknowledgement for the e-mail receipt. Nothing !! I have searched and searched and cannot find a phone number.
Enclosed is there web site link. If you don't want to loose some money, stay away !!!! http://members.referralware.com
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Enclosed is there web site link. If you don't want to loose some money, stay away !!!! http://members.referralware.com
Click here to read other Rip-off Reports on Referralware
1 Updates & Rebuttals
Jeff
Louisville,Kentucky,
It Does Work
#2Consumer Comment
Sun, November 24, 2002
In response to the very few that feel they have been "taken" by Referralware. I personally know of many people that are making money from this venture. It isn't a "get rich scheme". If anyone thinks that they can join up using the "Free Offer", make loads of cash without spending any should go back to bed, you're dreaming. Nothing works that way. Referralware makes their money, up front off the consumer. Most people that stay with the program don't really see anything for at least several weeks. The problem is, as the "free offer" starts to end and they haven't gotten rich, they assume they've been taken. If you can't afford to get into it, hang on to your money, it's as simple as that. I have no ties to Referralware other than an end user of their product. I haven't felt that I've been ripped-off in any way at this point. If, at 3-4 months down the road I change my thoughts on this, I'll definetely be back here letting everyone know. P.S. There are many thousands of People using Referralware, I think 3 or 4 bad reports isn't bad. There would be that many on a company that was giving away free money ;)
