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Complaint Review: NADN - National Audit Defense Network - Oryan Management & Financial Services - Las Vegas/ Ontario, CA. Nevada
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NADN - National Audit Defense Network - Oryan Management & Financial Services
4330 S. Valley View Blvd. Suite 114 Las Vegas, NV 89103/ 302 South Milliken Avenue, Suite F, Ontario, Ca. 91761 Las Vegas/ Ontario, CA., 89103 Nevada, U.S.A.
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NADN, National Audit Defense Network Oryan Management & Financial Services rip-off! Las Vegas, Nevada; Ontario, California
Was told by James Madison that I could expect a deduction every year and I didn't have to use the Mall if I didn't want too. I even asked him if that was a loophole. He intimated that it was. And it took him over a period of weeks to get my money. He kept hounding me, and hounding me.
I have a disabled husband so I was very interested in being able to take somekind of deduction so I could get more back on my taxes. I asked if this was legal. Of course he said it was. I couldn't keep them off the phone to me until I sent them the money. Then you couldn't get anyone to talk to you except for the sales people trying to sell you some kind of booster for the mall.
They were conveniently out of the office everytime I called. Then if they accidently answered their extension, they would give you the run around and promised to call you right back. Well you know how that went.
I was promised that if I was not happy with the mall and the rest of the package I could get my money back at anytime. I was promised that by James Madison. Probably not his real name. I called customer service and Mel Wagoner, told me to send a fax requesting a refund. I did that and he started promising that I would get a call from someone who does the taxes immediately. I couldn't even talk to the tax people, even after I sent my tax papers to them. I was told to wait for 3 to 6 more weeks to get the papers assigned to a tax preparer.
Then James Madison told me that the price of the mall was just to show the IRS that you were using the Mall and that everytime you clicked on the website it would take off $2 of the balance of the money owed for the website. I paid $1,250 down payment and was to pay $4,225 which was the balance. You would take 8 years to pay it off. I guess I'm not very smart. I did it knowing that it was probably just a scam.
I have sent in a Proof of Claim Form to the Bankruptcy Court, but I probably will never see any of the $1,849 I sent to NADN. It was everything I had in my savings. I really wish these kinds of people would somehow be stopped from being able to take advantage of people like they do.
Dede
Mount Sterling, Kentucky
U.S.A.
I have a disabled husband so I was very interested in being able to take somekind of deduction so I could get more back on my taxes. I asked if this was legal. Of course he said it was. I couldn't keep them off the phone to me until I sent them the money. Then you couldn't get anyone to talk to you except for the sales people trying to sell you some kind of booster for the mall.
They were conveniently out of the office everytime I called. Then if they accidently answered their extension, they would give you the run around and promised to call you right back. Well you know how that went.
I was promised that if I was not happy with the mall and the rest of the package I could get my money back at anytime. I was promised that by James Madison. Probably not his real name. I called customer service and Mel Wagoner, told me to send a fax requesting a refund. I did that and he started promising that I would get a call from someone who does the taxes immediately. I couldn't even talk to the tax people, even after I sent my tax papers to them. I was told to wait for 3 to 6 more weeks to get the papers assigned to a tax preparer.
Then James Madison told me that the price of the mall was just to show the IRS that you were using the Mall and that everytime you clicked on the website it would take off $2 of the balance of the money owed for the website. I paid $1,250 down payment and was to pay $4,225 which was the balance. You would take 8 years to pay it off. I guess I'm not very smart. I did it knowing that it was probably just a scam.
I have sent in a Proof of Claim Form to the Bankruptcy Court, but I probably will never see any of the $1,849 I sent to NADN. It was everything I had in my savings. I really wish these kinds of people would somehow be stopped from being able to take advantage of people like they do.
Dede
Mount Sterling, Kentucky
U.S.A.
