- Report: #243635
Complaint Review: JGB Enterprise - Las Vegas Nevada
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JGB Enterprise
3915 W. Twain Avenue Las Vegas, 89103 Nevada, U.S.A.
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JGB Enterprise this company who are profesionally sneaky, told me that I had won a prise of my choice if only I purchase thier murchindise. Las Vegas Nevada
This company who are profesionally sneaky, told me that I had won a prise of my choice if only I purchase thier murchindise.I was promised the price of choice of a 2007 mustang cooupe , $15,000.00 in cash or a TV. Well who wouldnt want the car or the money right? Yes and the only thing I had to do was to buy their murchamdise.
I bought an amount of or should I say gave them extra money for some cheap magnetic business cards that took forever to arrive. I spent $500.00 on something that wasn't all that. I would have at the least expected lights on these cards for the price I paid. I paid they shiped later, way later, I waited so I called them. They told me I would be contacted by the awards department after I recieved my cards. I got the cards but no prize.
I calles , the man Joe was on vacation. I called back and recieved a rapid reply from his secretary. He told me without answering about my prize, that I would recieve a voucher along with me being able to shop at any store of my choice. All I had to do was send the company $2,898.00 by fedx. I told him I didn't have the money after I saw I had no funds for that amount. He said to send it anyway.
I sent the check and checked this site. When I found out about JGB, I emdiately stopped the check. He called me and asked if I could makle the check clear so I could recieve like someone else, up to $72,000.00 I just told him I didn't have the money. he asked for the check irritated, and I saiid no , I demanded my prize as promissed but he said he explaned the vouture would be in the mail after I sent the money. I said no and told him to give me my money, he said he gave up and told me to have the best day of my life cause he was sending me the vouture.I am waiting but doubt to get. I fell for it and I should have trusted my instincts.
Now it is just hard not to send in my relative that is an FBI agent.
Sam
chowchilla, California
U.S.A.
I bought an amount of or should I say gave them extra money for some cheap magnetic business cards that took forever to arrive. I spent $500.00 on something that wasn't all that. I would have at the least expected lights on these cards for the price I paid. I paid they shiped later, way later, I waited so I called them. They told me I would be contacted by the awards department after I recieved my cards. I got the cards but no prize.
I calles , the man Joe was on vacation. I called back and recieved a rapid reply from his secretary. He told me without answering about my prize, that I would recieve a voucher along with me being able to shop at any store of my choice. All I had to do was send the company $2,898.00 by fedx. I told him I didn't have the money after I saw I had no funds for that amount. He said to send it anyway.
I sent the check and checked this site. When I found out about JGB, I emdiately stopped the check. He called me and asked if I could makle the check clear so I could recieve like someone else, up to $72,000.00 I just told him I didn't have the money. he asked for the check irritated, and I saiid no , I demanded my prize as promissed but he said he explaned the vouture would be in the mail after I sent the money. I said no and told him to give me my money, he said he gave up and told me to have the best day of my life cause he was sending me the vouture.I am waiting but doubt to get. I fell for it and I should have trusted my instincts.
Now it is just hard not to send in my relative that is an FBI agent.
Sam
chowchilla, California
U.S.A.
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Peter
Brighton,Massachusetts,
U.S.A.
Don't take this crap.
#2Consumer Comment
Thu, April 12, 2007
Sam, Definitely tell your relative the FBI Agent. Then call the Nevada Attorney General's office. You might also want to consult an attorney your self. My research has shown me that they have ripped off many people. Their web site says its you only have chance at drawing. But the certificate also on their web page says guerenteed at least $1500 in cash or one of 4 other prizes. However they say all promontional conditions apply. This how they get you. But there does not appear to be any fine print. How can conditions apply if there are none listed? Even worse is that they told you flat out that you won. If they say you won. Then they should pay you. I would personally raise a little money then conduct an elaborate sting operation. Going though all the hoops(like I said it would cost a little money). I would make sure to get all there promises and lies on tape(Nevada law permitting). Then I would take a little road trip to Las Vegas. Personally file a lawsuit against them. Then pay them a little visit. I would demand my money if not I would hand them the papers right there. I would of course photograph and video tape everything. I'm not suggesting you do that. I'm just a little crazy. Seriously though SUE THE *&*&S!
Peter
Brighton,Massachusetts,
U.S.A.
Don't take this crap.
#3Consumer Comment
Thu, April 12, 2007
Sam, Definitely tell your relative the FBI Agent. Then call the Nevada Attorney General's office. You might also want to consult an attorney your self. My research has shown me that they have ripped off many people. Their web site says its you only have chance at drawing. But the certificate also on their web page says guerenteed at least $1500 in cash or one of 4 other prizes. However they say all promontional conditions apply. This how they get you. But there does not appear to be any fine print. How can conditions apply if there are none listed? Even worse is that they told you flat out that you won. If they say you won. Then they should pay you. I would personally raise a little money then conduct an elaborate sting operation. Going though all the hoops(like I said it would cost a little money). I would make sure to get all there promises and lies on tape(Nevada law permitting). Then I would take a little road trip to Las Vegas. Personally file a lawsuit against them. Then pay them a little visit. I would demand my money if not I would hand them the papers right there. I would of course photograph and video tape everything. I'm not suggesting you do that. I'm just a little crazy. Seriously though SUE THE *&*&S!
Peter
Brighton,Massachusetts,
U.S.A.
Don't take this crap.
#4Consumer Comment
Thu, April 12, 2007
Sam, Definitely tell your relative the FBI Agent. Then call the Nevada Attorney General's office. You might also want to consult an attorney your self. My research has shown me that they have ripped off many people. Their web site says its you only have chance at drawing. But the certificate also on their web page says guerenteed at least $1500 in cash or one of 4 other prizes. However they say all promontional conditions apply. This how they get you. But there does not appear to be any fine print. How can conditions apply if there are none listed? Even worse is that they told you flat out that you won. If they say you won. Then they should pay you. I would personally raise a little money then conduct an elaborate sting operation. Going though all the hoops(like I said it would cost a little money). I would make sure to get all there promises and lies on tape(Nevada law permitting). Then I would take a little road trip to Las Vegas. Personally file a lawsuit against them. Then pay them a little visit. I would demand my money if not I would hand them the papers right there. I would of course photograph and video tape everything. I'm not suggesting you do that. I'm just a little crazy. Seriously though SUE THE *&*&S!
