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Complaint Review: Jeff Paul Mentoring Of America - Provo Utah
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Jeff Paul Mentoring Of America
406 W 5050 N Provo, 84604 Utah, U.S.A.
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Jeff Paul Mentoring Freedom Fufillment - Jeff Paul Mentoring Of America - Jeff Paul 10 Session Kit ripoff they said that the internet was not oversold with cardio zone fitness equipment when they knew it was a scam Provo Utah*UPDATE Rip-off Report Investigation: John Alexander Pledges To Resolve Complaints. - commitment to 100% customer satisfaction - Consumers can feel confident & secure when doing business with Jeff Paul.
I bought Jeff Paul's Millionaires Club for 29.95. A few days later I was called by Mentoring of America and was sold a bill of goods Jeff Paul's 10 session kit for 6295.00.
This was described as a sure money maker they said most people make their money back in the first three months. I questioned and told them that it seemed that there would be more people selling their equipment than buying it but they assured me that this was not the case and if I followed their advice the sales would follow.
I was sent a huge box of vcr tapes and audio cd's and notebooks to read that were part of the package.I was called by their coaching staff and started building a webpage with help from the coach a John Roylence. It was then that I started looking at cardio zone fitness equipment websites, to my shock I found thousands of companies and individuals selling this equipment. I WENT TO JIM ROSEN SUCKS WEBSITE and read scores of people who had been scammed in 2003 who built websites, got to the top found by the search engines and still couldn't sell this equipment. Jim Rosen and Jeff Paul are in business together so they knew 2 or 3 years ago but yet still set people up to sell cardio zone fitness equipment knowing there was an oversold market for this equipment.
When I discovered this fraud I demanded a full refund but was told they don't give refunds. I recieved their package on Jan 13, 2005 and notified their customer service dept on March 15, 2005 that I want my money refunded. I contacted them again on 3-21-05 because they never called me back. On 3-22-05 they called and offered to extend my coaching for 3 to 6 months, but I told them I was going to contact the FBI because interstate fraud is a federal crime and they are guilty of fraud.
Rickie
Bedford, Kentucky
U.S.A.
This was described as a sure money maker they said most people make their money back in the first three months. I questioned and told them that it seemed that there would be more people selling their equipment than buying it but they assured me that this was not the case and if I followed their advice the sales would follow.
I was sent a huge box of vcr tapes and audio cd's and notebooks to read that were part of the package.I was called by their coaching staff and started building a webpage with help from the coach a John Roylence. It was then that I started looking at cardio zone fitness equipment websites, to my shock I found thousands of companies and individuals selling this equipment. I WENT TO JIM ROSEN SUCKS WEBSITE and read scores of people who had been scammed in 2003 who built websites, got to the top found by the search engines and still couldn't sell this equipment. Jim Rosen and Jeff Paul are in business together so they knew 2 or 3 years ago but yet still set people up to sell cardio zone fitness equipment knowing there was an oversold market for this equipment.
When I discovered this fraud I demanded a full refund but was told they don't give refunds. I recieved their package on Jan 13, 2005 and notified their customer service dept on March 15, 2005 that I want my money refunded. I contacted them again on 3-21-05 because they never called me back. On 3-22-05 they called and offered to extend my coaching for 3 to 6 months, but I told them I was going to contact the FBI because interstate fraud is a federal crime and they are guilty of fraud.
Rickie
Bedford, Kentucky
U.S.A.
