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Complaint Review: Jeff Paul Informercials - Internet
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Jeff Paul Informercials
jeffpaul.com Internet, U.S.A.
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I sent for the Jeff Paul program and have not received it as yet. It was only after making the purchase that i found the ripoff report website. I haven't been charged $29.95 monthly fee "yet", however I plan on returning the package as soon as I get it. I will open only because I want to verify that it is probably useless but also to pay the $2.00 in postage plus $1.50 or so extra for delivery confirmation. (they charged $12.50 for world wide delivery?) what's that?
In general it looks like all infomercials like this on t.v. "work at home" and make money are all a ripoff. If this is the case why do they allow such false advertising on television? Yes I know, money talks and bullshit walks.
But no matter how much money they pay to have these little segments on t.v., if it can't be proven, verified, or have a "written agreement" or if the station selling the airtime would check out your website for reported rip offs, they should not give them the airtime to falsely advertise their products.
I just wish there was someone out there that would get some airtime to report all these lousy, lieing, cheating infomercials and websites and there total worthless value.
Thersa
Anderson, Indiana
U.S.A.
In general it looks like all infomercials like this on t.v. "work at home" and make money are all a ripoff. If this is the case why do they allow such false advertising on television? Yes I know, money talks and bullshit walks.
But no matter how much money they pay to have these little segments on t.v., if it can't be proven, verified, or have a "written agreement" or if the station selling the airtime would check out your website for reported rip offs, they should not give them the airtime to falsely advertise their products.
I just wish there was someone out there that would get some airtime to report all these lousy, lieing, cheating infomercials and websites and there total worthless value.
Thersa
Anderson, Indiana
U.S.A.
