- Report: #60769
Complaint Review: Nationwide CS - Las Vegas Nevada
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Nationwide CS
9101 W. Sahara Avenue, Suite #105-166 Las Vegas, 89117 Nevada, U.S.A.
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Nationwide CS, Inc Fraudulent Ripoff Business Preys on Those in Need Las Vegas Nevada
I am extremely disappointed. The lengths that this "company" went to victimize those who need the money is amazing. I was duped by Nationwide CS, Inc through a local independent newspaper ad!
I was looking for a second job in the Classifieds when I stumbled across an ad that promised I could learn a living stuffing envelopes for them. I quickly called the number listed and left my name and address information. Within a week I received an envelope containing information.
I'd received letters like this before, but usually they required an investment of $150 or more and looked pretty fishy. This "investment" appeared to be much more reasonable and the manner of the letter looked much more professional than I'd seen before. So I quickly sent off my $38, putting off my power bill, thinking I'd be making $3200 a week within a couple weeks.
It's a shameful person who preys on those who really need an opportunity like this and it generates distrust between people. If you can't trust a prospective employer... who can you trust?
I am very disappointed. I was going to pay off my bills, go to college and start a trust fund for my brothers... I only hope that everyone else who comes across this "opportunity" is more skeptical than I.
I am truly sorry that I was so naive and I am furious that I was taken advantage of. Believe you me, I will do everything in my power to help ensure this does not happen to another person in need...
Danielle
Raleigh, North Carolina
U.S.A.
I was looking for a second job in the Classifieds when I stumbled across an ad that promised I could learn a living stuffing envelopes for them. I quickly called the number listed and left my name and address information. Within a week I received an envelope containing information.
I'd received letters like this before, but usually they required an investment of $150 or more and looked pretty fishy. This "investment" appeared to be much more reasonable and the manner of the letter looked much more professional than I'd seen before. So I quickly sent off my $38, putting off my power bill, thinking I'd be making $3200 a week within a couple weeks.
It's a shameful person who preys on those who really need an opportunity like this and it generates distrust between people. If you can't trust a prospective employer... who can you trust?
I am very disappointed. I was going to pay off my bills, go to college and start a trust fund for my brothers... I only hope that everyone else who comes across this "opportunity" is more skeptical than I.
I am truly sorry that I was so naive and I am furious that I was taken advantage of. Believe you me, I will do everything in my power to help ensure this does not happen to another person in need...
Danielle
Raleigh, North Carolina
U.S.A.
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Jacqueline
Hammond,Indiana,
U.S.A.
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#2Consumer Suggestion
Mon, June 16, 2003
This is a one year old Corporation Principaled by: Gina Aitken, President, phone: 702-396-0744, another address: 2600 S. Town Center Drive #2009-3, Las Vegas, NV, 89135. This is just a drop-box, like a post office box. The address you provided was also listed, which is also a drop-box, at vegasbbb.org--their number: 702-320-4500 or fax: 702-320-4560 They have already recieved a number of complaints. Just wanted to mention my source. In the process of collecting a refund or reporting this person, please contact your State of NC District Attorney: 308 Broad St, New Bern, NC, 28560, phone: 252-514-4703. Also, talk to your own Post Master, who may have something to offer. Try not to be so hard on yourself. There's an old saying: "It-takes-money-to-make-money". You had the willingness to invest into employment, while others might gamble, that same amount away. It just shows, you're not afraid of hard work, and that you're serious about finding a job. God bless. Hope this helps.
