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  • Report:  #5716

Complaint Review: NHES national home employment services & Chris and Danielle Sours - Roseville Illinois

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NHES national home employment services & Chris and Danielle Sours
430 South Main Roseville, Illinois, U.S.A.
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I have not been ripped off, but I live in the same town as one of the biggest internet scams. NHES(national home employment services) The owners are Chris and Danielle Sours. They at the present time live at 430 South Main in Roseville, Illinois 61473. At this time they have changed their phone numbers(4-5 phones) again. They do this all the time, as they don't want to be found.

They have just purchased a home with an acreage(cash) a van (cash) an original Thomas Kincaid painting ($14,500.00 cash) and a car (cash. One of their relatives (her mother) stated that they have made so much money that they have spent in excess of $100,00.00 in the last year. He is a felon (spent time in jail for burglery I think).

At the present time there is a suit pending in Warren County Illinois of the People of Illinois versus Chris and Danielle Sours.

It is time that these two are put out of business for ever.

I have all kinds of information, and I can get all phone numbers needed.

Her mother states that they will be millionairs because they got in on the ground floor of the big internet boom. The only thing they got in on is how to scam people out of their hard earned money.

They will change all numbers again.

iW7-12


1 Updates & Rebuttals

..it's probable that they are VERY delinquent in taxes.

#20

Thu, December 20, 2001

They filed the following to the above Rip-Off Report: Their email: [email protected] Their name: Adolph Their relationship to the company: Consumer Suggestion Rebuttal: >From reading your report on that couple, it's probable that they are VERY delinquent in taxes. If those "cash purchases" were really made, the IRS should've picked up on them. (anything over 20K in cash supposedly raises a 'red flag' with the IRS) I would suggest you make contact with the local IRS office and explore the possibility of interest on their part. You state "I have all kinds of information". So put it to good use, eh? There's a also a chance of a sizeable reward if you're instrumental in directing them to a successful collection. If the forgoing would result in participation by the IRS, the fact they scammed people might be the least of their problems, but might also bring in the State attorney's office.

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