Reid
Aiea,#2Consumer Suggestion
Tue, August 10, 2004
Hey there Everyone, I hope that this rebuttal finds you in good spirit and health. What Marlene has stated about fraudulent companies filing bankruptcy is 100% true however, fraudulent companies and the crooks behind all of them, can never escape the reputation that follows them for the rest of their lives. The greatest feeling is knowing, that scam artists subject themselves to being targets to whatever comes their way, and they deserve it!! They can run, but they can't hide and to me... that feeling is worth more than all the money in the world. Personally, I'd hate to have to constantly be looking over my shoulder. Having to constantly worry about being knifed at a nightclub, or possibly even guned downed while innocently walking from my scam office to my vehicle. Kinda sucks if you ask me. No amount of money in the world is worth that kind of paranoia. I know of people being killed over a can of beer and also very recently over an XBOX. Could you imagine how many people this fraudulent company have scammed? Worst yet, out of how many thousands of dollars? If you ask me, fraudulent companies like the John Beck Mentoring Institute and their not so intelligent employees, are f#ck!ng playing roulette, and since they insist on subjecting themselves to being targets of violent encounters, I am going to assist them, in accomplishing this, by continuing to post the truth about their fraudulent operation. Hey, no skin off my a*s and besides, this fraudulent company now owes me $9.8 million. Another great outcome of many successful disputes are that each and every time someone wins a dispute, it becomes much easier for everyone else that follows to do the same. Successful disputes also has the potential to put an end to such ridiculous programs. Last but not least, not only are the reputations of scam artists diminished, the type of program they're attempting to peddle also slowly looses much credibility. Until next time, take care Marlene cause I care, Aloha from Hawaii and God Bless. Once again congratulations on your victory over the fraudulent John Beck Mentoring Institute. P.S. Sorry I'm not crazy. Just having another one of my episodes, as a direct result of being scammed by this fraudulent company.
Reid
Aiea,#3Consumer Suggestion
Mon, August 09, 2004
Hey there Marlene, I hope that this rebuttal finds you in good spirit and health. Congratulations on your successful dispute!! What you've stated about fraudulent companies filing bankruptcy is 100% true however, fraudulent companies and the crooks behind all of them, can never escape the reputation that follows them for the rest of their lives. The greatest feeling is knowing, that scam artists subject themselves to being targets to whatever comes their way, and they deserve it!! They can run, but they can't hide and to me... the feeling is worth more than all the money in the world. Personally, I'd hate to have to constantly be looking over my shoulder. Constantly worrying about being knifed at a nightclub, or guned downed while innocently walking from my scam office to my vehicle. Kinda sucks if you ask me. No amount of money in the world is worth that kind of paranoia. Another great outcome of many successful disputes are that each and every time someone wins a dispute, it becomes much easier for everyone else that follows to do the same. Successful disputes also has the potential to put an end to such ridiculous programs. Last but not least, not only are the reputations of scam artists diminished, the type of program they're attempting to peddle also slowly looses much credibility. Until next time, take care Marlene cause I care, Aloha from Hawaii and God Bless. Once again congratulations on your victory over the fraudulent John Beck Mentoring Institute. P.S. Sorry I'm not crazy. Just having another one of those episodes, as a direct result of being scammed by this fraudulent company.
Marlene
Federal Way,#4Consumer Suggestion
Sun, August 08, 2004
I ordered the John Beck package for about $58 and then was contacted by a company from Provo, Utah promising personal lessons and guidance. Ten lessons cost $7000!! I am embarrassed to say that I fell for it and put the charges on three cards: two Master Cards and a small amount of my American Express. Needless to say, they did not deliver as promised and when I asked for another instructor, nothing ever happened. I called Master Card and AMerican Express and three months later they had investigated and found in my favor. If you have used a credit card, do this now. It's a bit of paperwork but well worth it. The company did try to resolve the issue but I stood firm and rejected their proposal. You need to act as quickly as possible as I understand these scam artists usually file bankruptcy and go out of business and then you are truly left hlding the bag.