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Complaint Review: Media Concepts LLC. John Frazier - Calumet City Illinois
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Media Concepts LLC. John Frazier
1761 River Oaks Dr. #54 Calumet City, 60409 Illinois, U.S.A.
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Media Concepts, John FrazierMedia Concepts ripoff, scam, no refund Calumet City Illinois
I bought the Magazine Millionaire product a little over a year ago from John Frazier. His company is Media Concepts, LLC.
The program costed $497.00 The product wasn't for me. I had trouble contacting them via email and phone. A few months passed and I got someone on the phone from customer service. I explained to them that I wanted to send the course back and that I had 1 year to do it. The lady claimed that I had to wait a full year and then return it.
Here's the gurantee from their site:
"I understand that I am fully protected by your no-questions-asked, 1-year guarantee! And even though the Magazine Millionaire course is like having a millionaire's money-making sledgehammer of insider information, if I say "so" and return the package, you'll issue me a refund - no questions asked."
I waited the year and now their still not wanting to take it back, so I'm out $497.00 on my credit card. I think this is a scam by them to have you wait and year and thus you can dispute the charge with your credit card company.
Please avoid these people. I've contacted their State Attorney General about this fraud and will see what happens.
avoid: magazinemillionaire.com/
Justin
Tickfaw, Louisiana
U.S.A.
The program costed $497.00 The product wasn't for me. I had trouble contacting them via email and phone. A few months passed and I got someone on the phone from customer service. I explained to them that I wanted to send the course back and that I had 1 year to do it. The lady claimed that I had to wait a full year and then return it.
Here's the gurantee from their site:
"I understand that I am fully protected by your no-questions-asked, 1-year guarantee! And even though the Magazine Millionaire course is like having a millionaire's money-making sledgehammer of insider information, if I say "so" and return the package, you'll issue me a refund - no questions asked."
I waited the year and now their still not wanting to take it back, so I'm out $497.00 on my credit card. I think this is a scam by them to have you wait and year and thus you can dispute the charge with your credit card company.
Please avoid these people. I've contacted their State Attorney General about this fraud and will see what happens.
avoid: magazinemillionaire.com/
Justin
Tickfaw, Louisiana
U.S.A.
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Van
Feasterville,Pennsylvania,
U.S.A.
Magazine Millionaire scam. I was taken. Do you have Attorney General, FTC, etc. information?
#2Consumer Comment
Fri, January 12, 2007
Justin, do you have the addresses of the Attorney General and other authorities you may have contacted? I too was taken by the Magazine Millionaire scam. They allege you can get FREE ads in major publications (normally costing $3000+ per ad) by simply writing in and requesting it. This is NO secret (though they claim it is), but merely a FANTASY! No major publication will give anyone a FREE ad under even the most unique circumstances. Really - wouldn't they have proof??? They offer no proof it has happened in their package. I am ready to pursue every avenue to claim a refund. They had sent me emails last year indicating I had to keep the course a year. It has been a year. Their course is useless and will not help get a free ad. The information they have is easily obtained in your local library or on the Internet for FREE! I want to pursue a class action suit for all parties for a refund as it's likely they have refused refunds to hundreds, thousands of individuals. At $497 a course, that's a large sum of money. I need your help. Please post the address of any authorities you have contacted and their addresses. I am certain the FTC, IL Consumer Protection Agency (if any?), US Attorney General IL, and possible Postal Inspector (for engaging in fraud through the mail), would apply. Has anyone filed with these parties yet? Please list addresses and responses. We can work on this together. $497 is a great deal of money for many. Best regards,
