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Complaint Review: Internet Income Training Internet Marketing Conference - Seattle Washington
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Internet Income Training Internet Marketing Conference
16300 Christensen Rd Suite 217 Seattle, 98188 Washington, U.S.A.
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Internet Income Training, Internet Marketing Conference Get an offer for something "Free" for attending a conference lately? Seattle Washington Based, But Everywhere
I got an "invitation" to attend a seminar on
internet training, supposedly 90 minutes over
dinner and a free business planner.
I got there, and there wasn't enough seating
("gosh darn, that's never happened before");
they also didn't have any planners ("gosh darn, that's never happened before").
The speaker said the planners would be mailed, as in "the check's in the mail.."
They never were.
Also, the sandwiches were delivered after a horrible 2 hour presentation, there was nothing to drink, and while they the sandwiches were being eaten, the guy continued to talk for another hour, selling "Money Resource Network."
If you sign up for that, they will take $24.99
out of your bank account until you can track them down to cancel.
Bottom line, these guys want to build you a web site for a measly $2000...and that's the "special, one time only price!"
Buyer beware--you can get a professional site created for under $300. But it won't come with a stale chicken salad sandwich.
Ty
Bellevue, Nebraska
U.S.A.
internet training, supposedly 90 minutes over
dinner and a free business planner.
I got there, and there wasn't enough seating
("gosh darn, that's never happened before");
they also didn't have any planners ("gosh darn, that's never happened before").
The speaker said the planners would be mailed, as in "the check's in the mail.."
They never were.
Also, the sandwiches were delivered after a horrible 2 hour presentation, there was nothing to drink, and while they the sandwiches were being eaten, the guy continued to talk for another hour, selling "Money Resource Network."
If you sign up for that, they will take $24.99
out of your bank account until you can track them down to cancel.
Bottom line, these guys want to build you a web site for a measly $2000...and that's the "special, one time only price!"
Buyer beware--you can get a professional site created for under $300. But it won't come with a stale chicken salad sandwich.
Ty
Bellevue, Nebraska
U.S.A.
