Becky j.
Braselton,#2Author of original report
Fri, January 16, 2004
Nationwide Cyber Systems helped me with all my problems. I am very happy with the agreement and they handled my unfornate experience in a very professional manner.
Jacqueline
Hammond,#3Consumer Suggestion
Thu, January 08, 2004
No matter how potentially corrupt they might be, it couldn't hurt to try for a refund. Here is some contact information, which might be of use. The address you gave was accurate and consistent, which is good, if you should consider placing a lawsuit against them, but I must warn you that mail is getting sent back from the specific address posted. Here are some additional telephone numbers for Nationwide: 1-800-736-4511 and 1-954-983-5885 I have not tried these numbers. For more information on Nationwide Cyber Systems you can access: http://www.public-access-internet-terminals.com They offer information cost free. They started examining the quality of public access terminals in 1999, and basically evaluate the industry. They are almost like Consumer Reports, except in this specific area. Their site also has a Message Board. They want to hear from anyone who has been defrauded by this corporation, through their email: [email protected] According to the evaluation, "this corporation is not willing to live up to their end of the bargain". http://www.public-access-internet-terminals.com/internet_terminal_biz-alerts.html I recommend you read that article. It's no more than two pages, but has valuable information. They also have two more articles there you can access. Unfortunately, determining your qualifications for a refund depends on your "Purchasing Agreement". Without knowing your agreement, it is not possible to see if you have a back door out of this one. Review everything you have in writing to examine your options, and share that "Purchasing Agreement" with us, if you can. Hope this helps.
Jacqueline
Hammond,#4Consumer Suggestion
Thu, January 08, 2004
No matter how potentially corrupt they might be, it couldn't hurt to try for a refund. Here is some contact information, which might be of use. The address you gave was accurate and consistent, which is good, if you should consider placing a lawsuit against them, but I must warn you that mail is getting sent back from the specific address posted. Here are some additional telephone numbers for Nationwide: 1-800-736-4511 and 1-954-983-5885 I have not tried these numbers. For more information on Nationwide Cyber Systems you can access: http://www.public-access-internet-terminals.com They offer information cost free. They started examining the quality of public access terminals in 1999, and basically evaluate the industry. They are almost like Consumer Reports, except in this specific area. Their site also has a Message Board. They want to hear from anyone who has been defrauded by this corporation, through their email: [email protected] According to the evaluation, "this corporation is not willing to live up to their end of the bargain". http://www.public-access-internet-terminals.com/internet_terminal_biz-alerts.html I recommend you read that article. It's no more than two pages, but has valuable information. They also have two more articles there you can access. Unfortunately, determining your qualifications for a refund depends on your "Purchasing Agreement". Without knowing your agreement, it is not possible to see if you have a back door out of this one. Review everything you have in writing to examine your options, and share that "Purchasing Agreement" with us, if you can. Hope this helps.
Jacqueline
Hammond,#5Consumer Suggestion
Thu, January 08, 2004
No matter how potentially corrupt they might be, it couldn't hurt to try for a refund. Here is some contact information, which might be of use. The address you gave was accurate and consistent, which is good, if you should consider placing a lawsuit against them, but I must warn you that mail is getting sent back from the specific address posted. Here are some additional telephone numbers for Nationwide: 1-800-736-4511 and 1-954-983-5885 I have not tried these numbers. For more information on Nationwide Cyber Systems you can access: http://www.public-access-internet-terminals.com They offer information cost free. They started examining the quality of public access terminals in 1999, and basically evaluate the industry. They are almost like Consumer Reports, except in this specific area. Their site also has a Message Board. They want to hear from anyone who has been defrauded by this corporation, through their email: [email protected] According to the evaluation, "this corporation is not willing to live up to their end of the bargain". http://www.public-access-internet-terminals.com/internet_terminal_biz-alerts.html I recommend you read that article. It's no more than two pages, but has valuable information. They also have two more articles there you can access. Unfortunately, determining your qualifications for a refund depends on your "Purchasing Agreement". Without knowing your agreement, it is not possible to see if you have a back door out of this one. Review everything you have in writing to examine your options, and share that "Purchasing Agreement" with us, if you can. Hope this helps.